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Our path forward building on the success of Nova Scotia's solid waste resource management strategy
In 1995, Nova Scotia began a new approach to waste management, as set out in our Solid Waste Resource Management Strategy. Waste was no longer a nuisance, but a potential resource that required new management approaches. This is how we became an innovative world leader in recycling and waste diversion. Our Path Forward: Building on the Success of Nova Scotia's Solid Waste Resource Management Strategy provides clear direction on how we can increase our success and maintain our leadership position in solid waste management. Building on our experience of the past 15 years, Our Path Forward will strengthen our relationships with key partners and help us achieve our waste disposal target of no more than 300 kilograms per person per year by 2015.
- "In 1995, Nova Scotia began a new approach to waste management, as set out in our Solid Waste Resource Management Strategy. Waste was no longer a nuisance, but a potential resource that required new management approaches. This is how we became an innovative world leader in recycling and waste diversion. Our Path Forward: Building on the Success of Nova Scotia's Solid Waste Resource Management Strategy provides clear direction on how we can increase our success and maintain our leadership position in solid waste management. Building on our experience of the past 15 years, Our Path Forward will strengthen our relationships with key partners and help us achieve our waste disposal target of no more than 300 kilograms per person per year by 2015."@en
- "Our path forward building on the success of Nova Scotia's solid waste resource management strategy"@en
- "Our path forward : building on the success of Nova Scotia's solid waste resource management strategy"@en