For many years we have known that disposing of waste to landfill will not be sustainable in the long-term. As a society, we must be looking at ways to better manage how we deal with waste.
As part of the global community our ultimate aim should be to minimize waste to landfill by preventing the creation of waste and recovering reusable resources by recycling waste into a usable commodity.
We have provided some green tips to help you reduce your impact on the environment:
Use reusable containers for your lunch and your drinks.
July 12th, 2011Print on double-sided paper.
July 12th, 2011Save energy by turning off the nights when you leave a room.
July 12th, 2011Turning off photocopiers and printers at night could reduce energy consumption by 25%.
July 12th, 2011You can place clean pizza boxes in “Paper Recycling”.
July 12th, 2011
May 15th, 2012
Shred Day Proceeds Going to Canadian Cancer Society
Urban Impact will be supporting the Canadian Cancer Society with all proceeds for the next two Shred Days. Please visit our Shred Days …
- May 4th, 2012
In My Opinion: Will B.C. Get Paper and Packaging EPR Right? - May 3rd, 2012
BC Biomedical Laboratories named one of the 30 Greenest Employers in Canada - May 2nd, 2012
Resource Recycling Article: In My Opinion: Should It Stay or Should It Go
Learn how Urban Impact has designed innovative recycling programs to help companies and organizations minimize waste.
- Concert Properties Ltd.
Helping to increase Concert Properties tenants’ participation in recycling.
Read more... - Kirk Marketing
Helping Kirk Marketing develop a recycling program that saves labour, space and money.
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