Located in the Malvern neighbourhood of Scarborough, this highrise is showing how zero waste is possible: with over 1000 residents, this building is generating only one dumpster of garbage per month!

TEA partnered with the City of Toronto's Solid Waste staff to host three tours of multi-residential buildings that are leading the way in waste diversion.

Culture Of Waste Reduction Needed To Improve Progress Toward Diversion Goals - Condo Magazine

As Toronto celebrates Earth Day, CBC News wanted to check in on how the city's doing when it comes to recycling our trash. Toronto Environmental Alliance was interviewed along with Mayfair on the Green and staff from Greenlane Landfill to highlight how we can do more as a city to reduce waste.

Located in Scarborough, a 25 year old condominium is showing how zero waste is possible: with over 1000 residents, this building is generating only one dumpster of garbage per month.

Non-profit proposes three ways Toronto can become a 'zero-waste' city. Toronto Environmental Alliance warns city's landfill could be full by 2029 if no improvement is made. - Metro News

On Friday January 15th, TEA's Executive Director, Franz Hartmann and Waste Campaigner, Emily Alfred, met with Mayor John Tory to talk about some of the environmental priorities for the city.