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Businesses can reduce waste expenses by 30-90% when they reduce, reuse and recycle. It's worth it!

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FOLLET RECEIVES GOLD ZERO WASTE CERTIFICATION

Hard work and dedication pays off! Congrats, Follet!

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In Defense of Recycling and Common Sense

As leaders of the sixth largest city in the U.S. and the nation's largest university, respectively, we take issue with the recent NYT recycling op/ed.

The big picture - love this response!

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California Adopts Four Laws to Develop Recycling, Composting, Waste Reduction

California has adopted four new laws addressing organics, recycling and waste diversion.

Love the part about tax credits for business for recycling and composting equipment!

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USDA and EPA Join with Private Sector, Charitable Organizations to Set Nation’s First Food Waste Reduction Goals | USDA Newsroom

"Feed people, not landfills".... I like that!

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20 Companies with Zero Waste to Landfill Operations

Twenty companies that have embraced zero waste with facilities that send virtually no waste to landfills.

I hope these companies are also reducing consumption rather than just recycling and implementing waste to energy measures; our natural resources are limited.

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Federal bill would create zero waste grant program | Resource Recycling

Funding to cities for zero waste efforts

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New York City aims for zero garbage

New York City wants to recycle or compost all of its trash.

Awareness and education will be key to success, along with excellent infrastructure.

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10 Major U.S. Cities With Zero Waste Goals

The concept of

It won't happen without goals, and these cities have taken the leap.

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It started with a futon in a dumpster. Now it's a student org that's changing the way we see waste.

It sounds so simple, and it's really kind of genius.

It makes financial and environmental sense!

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Companies try to recycle all waste, send nothing to landfill

More companies are setting up or expanding recycling programs in an effort to cut the amount of waste sent to landfills to zero.

Creativity, teamwork, and local infrastructure are key in accomplishing your zero waste goals.