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Waste Diversion Program<\/h2>\n

A data-driven approach to waste audits goes beyond simply understanding what is being thrown away. A more holistic view of resource allocation and site-specific practices empowers clients to implement changes and waste diversion strategies targeted to get results.<\/em><\/p>\n

By Kristin Kinder<\/em><\/p>\n

The rising cost of waste in the U.S. has many businesses seeking new strategies for reducing their bottom line. Since 1996, the cost of waste disposal has risen 28 percent and more than 75 percent of what is sent to landfills is recyclable or compostable. Limited visibility into how companies produce and dispose of waste can impede them from actually moving the needle. Waste audits provide data as a foundation to:<\/p>\n