Edmonton Launches Annual Fall Yard Waste Collection Amid Dutch Elm Disease Concerns
Edmonton Launches Annual Fall Yard Waste Collection Amid Dutch Elm Disease Concerns

Edmonton Launches Annual Fall Yard Waste Collection Amid Dutch Elm Disease Concerns

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Various local governments and organizations are implementing initiatives to improve waste management and reduce environmental impact. Edmonton is starting its annual yard waste collection with specific guidelines to help limit the spread of Dutch elm disease, including restrictions on elm wood disposal. The City of Whittlesea is conducting a six-month Food Organics Recycling Trial for local businesses to reduce food waste sent to landfills and promote sustainable practices. Barnet Council plans to reintroduce weekly food waste collections by March 2026 to comply with national laws, aiming to cut emissions and support net zero goals, complemented by an educational campaign. Biffa is trialing sensor-equipped bins in Stratford-on-Avon to gather real-time data on household food waste collection, allowing for optimized service delivery and targeted recycling campaigns with high accuracy and privacy protection. These efforts collectively highlight a growing focus on sustainable waste management and community engagement to address environmental challenges.

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