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Solid Waste & Recycling Magazine - August/September 2010

Features

An Inconvenient Truth
A closer look at packaging waste in Canada

Departments

PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP

To Fee or Not To Fee?
That is Ontario's question

EMISSIONS

Managing the disruption risks from climate change

TRAINING

Training for the Future
ECO Canada's Labour Market Research Study

SWANA Solid Waste Training

Canadian training opportunities Fall 2010:

DIVERSION

A La Cart
Project brings best multi-rez diversion practices to London, Ontario

COLLECTION

Solving by Desolving
Mesh lawn bags offer green alternative to paper

COMPOST TECHNOLOGY

Unique Biogas System
BHS acquires NA rights to Kompoferm AD system

REGULATION ROUNDUP

Waste Initiatives across Canada

EDITORIAL

Lessons from Ontario's Eco Fee Fiasco

UPFRONT

Nestle Waters Canada receivesaward for corrugated use

Our top letters

Edmonton waste centre domes

Our new blogger: Gordon McGuinty!

Eco label monitor

COMPOSTING MATTERS

The First Twenty and the Next Five

PACKAGING

Mind Your Beeswax
Candle or Container?

WASTE BUSINESS

The Wesleyville Project
Australian WTE technology finds a home in Canada

PRODUCTS

Norseman Green Bin

Sennebogen machines in Northern Quebec

Rotating drum for organics

"Bagster" dumpster in a bag

Overstock collars and couplings

Recycle buckets offer multiple options

EQUIPMENT

A Matter of Scale
Scale system weighs scrap food materials efficiently

BLOG

Eco-fee monopolies must end