An electric truck will soon be servicing the Dunedin campus at the University of Otago – saving about 125 litres of diesel a day – as part of its sustainability partnership with WM New Zealand.
When Waste Management purchased Tirohia Landfill in the Waikato three years ago, 70% of the methane gas produced by decomposing waste was released into the atmosphere.
We expected our people to be identified as one of the programmes through our materiality assessment, reflecting the importance of our people in making Waste Management a sustainable company into the future.
As an organisation, our purpose is to safeguard our beautiful environment through the sustainable management of our resources.
After almost 13 years at Waste Management, Managing Director Tom Nickels has announced he will retire at the end of the year.
As an organisation, our purpose is to safeguard our beautiful environment through the sustainable management of our resources.
Managing waste and environmental services is an issue of increasing importance to our customers.
A guide to groundwater and potential leachate migration.
We have been in discussions with Auckland Council regarding the submission period.
