Did you know? Sustainable wood pellets, a by-product of responsible forest management, can step in for coal and natural gas, helping us cut down on carbon emissions. Let's embrace eco-friendly alternatives!
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Interesting article on the impact landfills are having on our environment. Diverting waste from landfills and extracting value from those materials is the key to a sustainable future. https://lnkd.in/en29i_-q
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The next chapter in sustainable outdoor waste management starts here. Learn more about this Origin™ story: https://ow.ly/Vb7L50RiRbQ
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The numbers in this figure remind us of the importance of reusing water. Reusing water is essential for conserving our planet's most precious resource. By implementing water reuse strategies, we can reduce water scarcity and ensure a sustainable future. Let's explore why reusing water is crucial and how it can positively impact our environment. #ProtectingtheEssential https://bit.ly/3Ulxn1t
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From waste to wealth, the prospect of insects playing a crucial role in breaking down sewage sludge not only addresses environmental challenges but also opens doors to innovative approaches in waste management. 🐜💦 Check out this fascinating read on how our tiny, six-legged allies could be the key to a greener, more sustainable solution. https://lnkd.in/edaxMAac
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Stricter air pollution standards are in the making for facilities dealing with waste burning, making the process more challenging. https://okt.to/976rUO Are you exploring sustainable waste disposal methods? Discover five popular waste disposal options to meet your waste management needs: https://okt.to/6redcO
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The next chapter in sustainable outdoor waste management starts here. Learn more about this Origin™ story: https://ow.ly/9GcF50R6p2G
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Unveiling the Hidden Costs of Common Waste Disposal Methods. From land degradation to greenhouse gas emissions, their environmental toll is undeniable. Join The Waste Agency for insights on sustainable disposal and embrace a greener future together. #TheWasteAgency #reduceemissions #sustainabledisposal #greneerfuture
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In a changing and drying climate, improving how we reclaim and reuse the by-products of our water use is important for future water security. We haven't just named our wastewater plants Water Reclamation Plants, we've committed to embedding sustainable practices in every part of our business. At the Bendigo Water Reclamation Plant, the production of recycled water and biosolids helps us contribute to a circular economy and deliver benefits to our customers, communities and the environment. This Earth Day, and every day, we know a commitment to the environment doesn’t just stop at using less water! We’re saying ‘No’ to wastewater, and ‘Yes’ to innovative ways to deliver recycled water across our region - giving the water we use a second life.
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By diverting waste from landfills, the Eco-Safe Digester offers multiple environmental benefits as well as measurable cost savings. For example, using the 1,200-pound capacity unit for one year: Reduces 58 MTCE of greenhouse gases Is equivalent to taking 40 cars off the road Saves 1,700 gallons of diesel fuel (it takes 130 barrels of crude oil to product 1,200 gallons of diesel fuel) Reduces CO² by 470,000 pounds Preserves valuable landfill space Is equivalent to planting approximately 100 trees Reduces use of trash bags and rodent control systems Returns tens of thousands of gallons of water a year to the ecosystem Designed to
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