How grassroots organizing is stopping waste incinerators in Wisconsin Kristen A. Johnson | Ananda Lee Tan Last month, members of the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin hammered the final nail in the coffin for waste incinerator proposals on the Oneida lands, including parts of Brown and Outagamie Counties. On May …
(Photo: Greenpeace/Jose Enrique Soriano) Life in most urban poor communities in poor and developing countries is intimately tied to activities and issues related to waste. Trash tends to be ubiquitous and very visible; basic waste management services tend to be inadequate, if not completely lacking. For many in these communities, …
Originally published in the Huffington Post a few months ago, this introduction to the zero waste case studies in GAIA’s On the …
One of the most challenging fractions of waste in a zero waste vision is all that is left over after recycling—because it …
In 2012, the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives published a set of zero waste case studies. The stories of nine diverse communities …
