DLF Forum in Gurugram is making a significant stride in operational sustainability by aiming for the highest level of zero waste certification, TRUE Platinum. In partnership with Firstgreen Consulting, this initiative is focused on achieving Total Resource Use and Efficiency (TRUE) by implementing comprehensive zero waste strategies throughout the existing Read more…
DLF IQ in Gurugram is elevating its commitment to corporate sustainability by pursuing the highest level of zero waste certification, TRUE Platinum. This significant initiative, in partnership with Firstgreen Consulting, focuses on embedding the principles of Total Resource Use and Efficiency (TRUE) into the core of the building’s operations by Read more…
DLF Epitome in Gurugram is demonstrating its leadership in operational sustainability by pursuing the highest level of zero waste certification, TRUE Platinum. This ambitious initiative, undertaken in partnership with Firstgreen Consulting, aims to transform the existing building’s resource management by implementing comprehensive zero waste strategies to achieve Total Resource Use Read more…
First Green Consulting is proud to have partnered with DLF Ltd. on their ambitious Hyderabad Campus project, successfully guiding them to achieve the prestigious dual certifications of LEED Zero for Net Zero Energy and TRUE Gold for Zero Waste. This monumental achievement establishes the campus as a national landmark for Read more…
As we continue to grapple with the rising tide of waste, it’s becoming increasingly clear that our old methods of dealing with waste are not enough. We need a more comprehensive, sustainable approach – and that approach is waste reduction. Waste reduction refers to the combined efforts of waste prevention, Read more…
In our quest to tackle the mounting waste problem, one concept is gaining momentum: upcycling. Unlike traditional recycling, which often degrades the quality of materials over time, upcycling retains the majority of the material’s integrity and energy value. It involves transforming waste materials into new items or materials that will Read more…
When we think of waste management, hazardous waste often comes to mind due to its potential to cause harm to human health and the environment. However, there’s another category of waste that, while not classified as hazardous, still contains materials that need to be prevented from free release into the Read more…
When it comes to waste management, categorizing the waste we generate is of paramount importance. This categorization aids in developing effective strategies for waste reduction, reuse, recycling, and disposal. Today, we’ll explore the 12 master categories of commodities/discards, providing a more in-depth understanding of each. Navigating the complexities of these Read more…
Achieving efficiency in waste management requires more than just proper sorting and recycling. It also involves designing waste management systems that meet the specific needs of an organization or community. One of the crucial steps in this design process is right-sizing collection containers and service levels. Right-sizing ensures that the Read more…
In our journey to create more sustainable waste management systems, it’s crucial to have a holistic understanding of where and how waste is generated. This means examining all aspects of waste generation in every area of the facility. We often refer to this comprehensive review as analyzing the “nine points Read more…