At a town meeting, your government officials announce that the local landfill is running out of room and that it will be some time before they can build a new one. They ask for suggestions to help reduce the waste that goes into the landfill. Write down three suggestions that will help the town address this problem.

 Save Money - increasing recycling can cut your disposal costs and improve your bottom line.

Knowledge is power - By understanding the amount and types of wastes your organization produces, you’re better positioned to find ways to reduce hauling costs and negotiate for waste and recycling services that actually fit your needs.

Streamline reporting and information sharing - Tracking your waste management activities in one platform and using a standard set of metrics, makes it easier to share and report information with stakeholders.

Enhance sustainability - Managing waste, water, and energy more efficiently are core components of sustainability. Improving your organization’s sustainability can boost your corporate image, attract quality tenants to your properties and positively engage employees.

Reduce greenhouse gas emissions - Waste prevention and recycling offer significant potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Conserve resources - Reuse and recycling conserves natural resources including trees, metals and water.

Explanation: You can pick from one of those three