The term “waste” comes up a lot in the workplace, but is it really that simple?
According to a new report from the Waste Management Association of Canada, there are many types of waste management services and a variety of services for different purposes.
The report found that waste management and waste management recycling programs have become increasingly common in the recent years, with more than 1,300 businesses in Canada reporting to the government on waste management initiatives.
The report also found that, in 2018, more than 10 million Canadians used waste management programs in the last year.
Waste management is a key area for the waste management industry, as waste management companies collect and transport waste to various waste collection sites and the city and region, from which it can be disposed of.
A total of 4.6 billion kilograms of waste was collected by waste management in 2018.
In 2018, 1.6 million of those kilograms were sent to waste management facilities, which can be recycled.
According to the Waste Industry Council of Canada (WIC), waste management is the most important service for Canadians to know about in terms of waste disposal.
“Waste collection is an integral part of the waste handling process.
Waste management is also a vital part of wastewater treatment, waste transfer, waste storage and municipal solid waste management.
These services all contribute to the health and sustainability of our communities and economies,” WIC says in a release.
The organization also points out that waste can be transported across provinces and territories, and it can also be recycled, making it a great option for waste collection.
“Wastewater management, waste collection and recycling can all be delivered on a sliding scale, meaning that waste is more cost effective to deliver services, while also being more environmentally friendly,” Wic says.
The waste management sector is growing in Canada, with the number of business in the industry expected to reach a record of more than 50,000 by 2021, up from around 40,000 in 2021.
WIC estimates that more than $2.4 billion will be collected in the next two years by the industry.