Climate Change & Waste: Reduce Waste That Matters

Climate Change & Waste: Reduce Waste That Matters

This course addresses our modern dilemma: resources or waste?

91% of all primary resources used globally are wasted. True, the circular economy – as demonstrated on examples in the course – offers hope...

But there is too much focus on recycling and single-use plastics – both important, but not the most important variables in the waste-reduction equation.

Learn the priorities of waste management, not “nice-to-haves”.

Reduce waste that matters, especially waste that contributes to climate change!

Follow the reduce – reuse – recycle hierarchy, in that order.

See how you can implement models, e.g. Triple Bottom Line and the SDGs, in your organization or home in a way that saves money, creates local jobs and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

Get a resource that’ll help you get others on board with your sustainable waste management practices. Get other resources that’ll help you reduce waste-organics and generate your own free and organic liquid fertilizer, whether you are in a house, apartment, or an office.

Whether you are an individual who wants to reduce your own waste at home or with your family, or if you’re are responsible for waste management at work – either directly, e.g. cleaners, facilities managers, small business owners, or indirectly, as a teacher, operations manager, cook or nurse … whether you want to reduce pollution, costs, material and resource use, or improve efficiency, become sustainable, and improve your environmental footprint through better waste mgmt - this course is for you.

Meet the ONLY waste type contributing to climate change, reduce it in five ways; and keep resources in the system.

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What you will learn

• Contrast the linear (take->make->waste) approach and the circular (borrow->use->return) approach to resource use
• Discover 3 hard-to-reduce waste types and what you can do to reduce them
• Learn what’s the ONLY waste type contributing to climate change and why it is a problem

Rating: 5

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 2 hours

Instructor: Jan Rajnoch