We have a client that is building out a LEED-CI certified office space in a new location and will move from their current offices after the build out is complete.

I have comingled waste and diverted metals.  One recycler sorts CMU, wood, paper/cardboard and metal off-site and records are kept in CYDs.  The other two recycle centers do Ferrous metal

Hi all, I am working on an interior renovation for a buidling that was built in 1907.

Soil is generally not allowed to be included in waste diversion calculations. But what if we are moving compost?

I have two questions: I would like to confirm that the weight of fluorescent tubes that I recycled are to be added to total weight calculations used for MR2 although they don't weigh much.

I am working on a existing building renovation. The existing roof, which will be demo'd, is asphalt roll with batt insulation underneath.

We are building a maintenance facility at a landfill. It would be very easy to use excavation material as Alternative Daily Cover, as the area that uses this is very close.

I have a project that has a lot of brick & concrete demolition. This will be used as "clean fill" at a Metrofill site located somewhere else and not taken to a "landfill".

Should electronic equipment be included in the waste calculations (should we monitor it's weight) or should it be only mentioned in the Construction waste management plan that it's exluded from the

Whern you burn a wood that was diverted from landfills, is it considered recycling??