Dailycsr.com – 09 May 2016 – In a recent announcement, the Republic Services revealed that it is launching a “new website” that would facilitate “community tours” and provide access to “sustainability resources” at the “Southern Nevada Recycling Centre”. The latter is North America’s “smartest” and “largest” residential recycling unit. One can visit the website at
vegasrecyclingcenter.com
in the words of the Market Vice President at Republic Services, Tim Oudman:
"We can each do more to reduce, reuse and recycle in daily life. The Southern Nevada Recycling Center is not only expected to double recycling capacity in the area, it presents an unparalleledresource for recycling education in our community. We encourage customers, school groups and community organizations to visit us, in-person or online, to learn more about recycling and identify ways to be more sustainable.”
The Recycling Centre at Southern Nevada provides the visitors “a rare” opportunity to peek under its working. It offers an “interactive Learning” occasion by exposing its “recycling process” through a “360-degree” “observation deck” situated over all ongoing real-time operations. The learning centre stresses on sustainability in its educational methods, whereby it features “community videos” as well as live video display of its recycling processes.
The said centre aims to be a useful resource for the customers and community members alike, to educate them about recycling. Moreover, it also hopes to welcome tourists visiting Las Vegas as a sustainability “educational destination”. The same was inaugurated in the month of December 2015.
It has a capacity of “processing two million pounds” of “recyclable material” on a daily basis with a seventy tons hourly limit. Moreover, it is a neighbour of an “existing” recycling facility that stretches across “88,000 square-foot”. Both the facilities use “the most advanced recycling technologies” and form the “largest known residential recycling operation” in the region.
While, Ethicalperformance informs:
“Republic Services of Southern Nevada has more than 1,300 employees, and operates a fleet of more than 400 collection trucks, including 100 trucks powered by Compressed Natural Gas. In addition to the Southern Nevada Recycling Center, Republic operates two transfer stations, one landfill and one compressed natural gas fueling station locally”.
References:
ethicalperformance.com
vegasrecyclingcenter.com
in the words of the Market Vice President at Republic Services, Tim Oudman:
"We can each do more to reduce, reuse and recycle in daily life. The Southern Nevada Recycling Center is not only expected to double recycling capacity in the area, it presents an unparalleledresource for recycling education in our community. We encourage customers, school groups and community organizations to visit us, in-person or online, to learn more about recycling and identify ways to be more sustainable.”
The Recycling Centre at Southern Nevada provides the visitors “a rare” opportunity to peek under its working. It offers an “interactive Learning” occasion by exposing its “recycling process” through a “360-degree” “observation deck” situated over all ongoing real-time operations. The learning centre stresses on sustainability in its educational methods, whereby it features “community videos” as well as live video display of its recycling processes.
The said centre aims to be a useful resource for the customers and community members alike, to educate them about recycling. Moreover, it also hopes to welcome tourists visiting Las Vegas as a sustainability “educational destination”. The same was inaugurated in the month of December 2015.
It has a capacity of “processing two million pounds” of “recyclable material” on a daily basis with a seventy tons hourly limit. Moreover, it is a neighbour of an “existing” recycling facility that stretches across “88,000 square-foot”. Both the facilities use “the most advanced recycling technologies” and form the “largest known residential recycling operation” in the region.
While, Ethicalperformance informs:
“Republic Services of Southern Nevada has more than 1,300 employees, and operates a fleet of more than 400 collection trucks, including 100 trucks powered by Compressed Natural Gas. In addition to the Southern Nevada Recycling Center, Republic operates two transfer stations, one landfill and one compressed natural gas fueling station locally”.
References:
ethicalperformance.com