Review current processes: The first step is to review the organization’s current processes, including manufacturing activities and interactions with vendors and suppliers, to identify areas where waste can be reduced. This involves documenting the materials used and wasted by commodity. Implement waste tracking programs: To eliminate waste before it occurs, Read more…
Develop systems that emphasize reuse: To encourage reuse, organizations should develop systems that prioritize the reuse of materials, including equipment, furniture, and supplies. This involves establishing guidelines and procedures for reusing materials and identifying opportunities for reuse. Document pallet and shipping container reuse: Organizations should document and track the reuse Read more…
Prioritize reusable and durable products: Choose products that can be used multiple times and are made from durable materials that will last a long time. Look for products that are designed to be repaired or have replacement parts available. Avoid single-use and disposable products: Avoid products that are designed to Read more…
Develop a waste management plan: To comply with the TRUE credits, organizations need to have a waste management plan that includes strategies for reducing, reusing, recycling, and composting waste. The plan should also include a tracking system for measuring waste diversion. Collect data: Collect data on the weight and type Read more…
Assess current infrastructure and contracts: The first step in achieving compliance with the redesign credit is to assess the organization’s current waste management infrastructure and contracts. This involves reviewing the size and color of collection containers, as well as working with waste management service providers who share the organization’s zero Read more…
To achieve compliance with the redesign credit under the TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) certification program, an organization must follow these five steps: Identify the product or process: The first step is to identify a product or process that can be redesigned to reduce waste, conserve resources, or improve Read more…
The TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) certification program is an important tool for organizations looking to reduce their environmental impact and promote sustainable practices. The program, which focuses on waste reduction, water conservation, and energy efficiency, offers a variety of credits that organizations can earn to achieve certification. Here Read more…
TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) is a zero waste certification program that helps facilities achieve their zero waste goals, reduce their carbon footprint, and support public health. Administered by Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), the program encourages a whole systems approach to redesign resource life cycles, so all products Read more…
A waste audit is a critical step towards achieving a zero-waste goal for your business. It is an effective way to identify the types and quantities of waste generated in your facility, and to determine opportunities to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Conducting a waste audit involves a systematic review of Read more…
India is a rapidly growing market for solar energy, and with the government’s ambitious goal of achieving 175 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022, it is essential that the solar modules used in the country meet certain quality standards. The Indian government has taken several steps to ensure the Read more…