Sentences with phrase «diversion rate»

These awards are given annually to recognize facilities that have achieved and maintain a landfill diversion rate of at least 95 %.

According to a release put out by the company, they are already trending in that direction, with a 40 percent diversion rate in 2017.

These facilities can achieve waste diversion rates of 80 % or greater.

This free - market model would release businesses from government interference, increase diversion rates and create jobs in the recycling sector, Harris added.

This 97 % also happens to have the esteemed distinction of «highest diversion rates ever

Carpet Recycling UK could be on track to meet its ambitious 60 per cent diversion rate by 2020 as the total volume of carpet waste diverted from landfill reached 42 per cent in 2017.

More than a hundred eco-ambassadors helped and educated attendees at these stations during our two - day conference, providing the critical manpower for OG10 to reach a 96.3 % landfill diversion rate.

Rubicon has told reporters and potential investors that its own diversion rate «is three times the rate of landfill companies,» yet refuses to disclose the rate (on or off the record), saying the figure is a competitive advantage.

Among many other initiatives, we will try to reduce our transportation carbon emissions per attendee, to reach a 85 % waste diversion rate during a two week period around the conference, to make our conference conveniently accessible to disabled people and to offset 100 % of our CO2 emissions.

Last year's Waste Diversion Rate reached 94 % on the festival grounds.

Southgate Recycles, an environmental program that has achieved a waste diversion rate of 64 per cent;

Lack of data to support key claims: One of Rubicon Global's selling points is its «high diversion rate,» a figure that represents the amount of waste that is diverted from landfills and recycled.

The Windy City has a worse record when it comes to recycling: It's diverting about half as much as our 40 per cent waste diversion rate.

A: At the end of our fiscal year 2015, our landfill diversion rate was 29 %, nearly double our baseline diversion rate in 2008.

The Diversion Rate, based on weight, includes all materials that are pulled out of the waste stream and recycled for which there is data available.

City of Buffalo currently has a diversion rate of 26 %.

Implementing tracking and reporting systems for construction and demolition debris, while improving data collection for solid waste diversion, are crucial to preventing pollution and increasing the diversion rate of solid waste.

Highlights of the 2009 - 10 Sustainability Annual Report include a major renovation of Norton Clark (an upgraded HVAC system, dual - flush toilets and new energy - efficient appliances); an estimated 54.4 % campus waste diversion rate; an almost 12 % decrease in water use; the retrofitting of more than 9,000 fluorescent light fixtures to more efficient models; and in Dining Services, the introduction of trayless dining and reusable to - go containers.

Additionally, the current tools and methodologies for accurately measuring the success of residential food waste reduction and diversion rates are early stage and based on a small number of case studies.

In San Francisco, for example, composting is mandatory and through it and other recycling efforts the city has an over 70 % waste diversion rate, and growing.

Toronto's diversion rate was 45 per cent last year, far short of its target of 70 per cent.

More than half of Toronto's households are in townhouses and high - rise apartments or condos, where recycling and composting must be taken down to basement bins and the diversion rate is a paltry 15 per cent

In addition, the tenants have been instrumental in achieving an 84 per cent waste diversion rate or the equivalent of 41,000 tonnes of waste diverted from landfill sites.