Zero Waste Program Case Study: ISTC Headquarters Building

Submitter: Laura Barnes

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Title

Zero Waste Program Case Study: ISTC Headquarters Building

Issue Date

2014-04

Keyword(s)

• Zero waste -- Illinois -- Case studies
• Universities and colleges -- Waste minimization -- Illinois -- Case studies

Abstract

Founded in 1985, the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC) has helped thousands of organizations and citizens implement sustainable solutions to environmental and economic challenges. ISTC's mission is to encourage and assist citizens and businesses to prevent pollution and reduce waste to protect human health and the environment in Illinois and beyond. ISTC's vision is to be a catalyst for change toward more sustainable technologies, processes, and practices through our integrated program of research, demonstration projects, technical assistance, and communication. The purpose of creating, implementing, testing, and refining a pilot Zero Waste program at ISTC was to investigate the feasibility of moving towards a Zero Waste lab. The primary objective was to explore the waste diversion activities of the Champaign office, with the aim of better practicing what we preach. The secondary objective was to provide the facility with an accurate and precise measurement of our landfill diversion rate.

Publisher

Champaign, IL : Illinois Sustainable Technology Center

Series/Report Name or Number

• ISTC Zero Waste Program Case Study
• TN Series

Type of Resource

• text
• image

Language

en

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