5 Tips for Better Waste Management at Home

As reported by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, garbage created by Connecticut residents is approximately 5 pounds per day. This is why companies, and residential waste management in CT is of great concern to the state and the residents.

How Landfills Work

You may wonder what occurs in landfills once your garbage is removed from your home. A lot of preparation, planning and money gets put into providing and maintaining landfills, and although they are essentially piles of waste, landfills are a quality option for waste disposal. 

What is Special Waste in Connecticut?

You have likely heard the term, “Special waste” before and may have wondered what it meant. Special waste consists of things that cannot be placed in just any ordinary landfill or garbage without consideration due to its hazardous elements. These items can often be found in the household, garage and workplace. Waste doesn’t always consist…

The 5 R’s to a Zero Waste Lifestyle

Living a zero waste lifestyle–is it possible?

20 Horrifying Waste Management Statistics and Facts About Landfills

It seems like every time you turn on the television you hear a news story about a local landfill reaching capacity or a city fighting the addition of a new dump.

15 Tips for Effective Waste Reduction in Connecticut

How to Ease the Stress of Construction Waste Management

If you work in construction, you can’t help but notice how much waste occurs. Because of this, construction waste management is vital. Not only do more people in the construction industry want to make less of an impact on the ecosystem, but many locales now have requirements in place that control how much construction waste…

Waste Management in CT: 4 Items You Need to Stop Throwing Out Now!

Think about the trash you throw away on a daily basis. Much of it really is trash, but how much of what you throw away could be recycled, reused or otherwise kept out of the landfill? How about those items that are simply too dangerous /hazardous to send to your local landfill?

Three Ways to Measure Your Environmental Impact at Work

Measuring our own environmental impact, also commonly referred to as environmental footprint, is one of the first steps towards limiting the damage and pollution we’re all responsible for. It’s incredibly important that we have some way to accurately quantify our effects because it is difficult to see the full of extent of our damaging behavior…

Waste Management in Connecticut: Are You Throwing Away Money?

The amount of money Americans waste each year is staggering, but even worse is the fact that a huge portion of that money is basically being thrown straight in the trash along with all of the other waste and garbage we produce. In fact, by taking a few easy steps, Americans could save billions of…