I've run into many instances where I was less than confident in the validity of recycling data from haulers.

I am working on a commercial interiors project in London-UK. The standard for construction waste most commonly used in the UK is the PAS 402.

"Recycling rates applied to a project's waste generation must be the weighted average for the facility over the time in which the project sent materials to the facility." Does this mean that proje

Under the requirements of qualifying certification agencies, it reads, "The certification organization follows guidelines for environmental claims and third-party oversight, including ISO/IEC Guide

If a project's diversion rate is greater than 75% but the RCI certified facility's diversion rate is less than 75% during project construction is the project still eligable to achieve all MRc2 poin

Apart for from added costs, are there additional requirements that the construction team should be aware of in terms of onsite sorting/ specific dumpster requirements that need to be met in-order t

have several project and have had to work with the contractors and their LEED coordinator to select a company that is verified for this credit.

I have found that it takes a bit of work to actually see that a facility has achieved the Recycling Certification Institute's CORR certification.

Hello, I am working on a project located in San Jose which has hired a waste hauler that undergoes third-party verification to confirm their waste diversion rates.