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S8:E3 Collaborative Waste Management with the Ministry of Environment, SWRC, ARWMAS, and TSS
S8:E3 Collaborative Waste Management with the Ministry of Environment, SWRC, ARWMAS, and TSS
S8:E3 Collaborative Waste Management with the Ministry of Environment, SWRC, ARWMAS, and TSS
Wednesday 30th April 2025
Explore collaborative waste management strategies in Saskatchewan with experts from the Ministry of Environment, SWRC, ARWMAS, and TSS.
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Episode Overview
- Collaboration reduces costs and improves waste management efficiency.
- Provincial strategies focus on waste diversion and stewardship programs.
- Funding opportunities exist but require awareness and application.
- Regional partnerships are essential for impactful waste solutions.
- Educating oneself on upcoming changes is crucial for municipalities.
"Collaboration on regional waste management opportunities is key to impactful solutions."
MuniCast dives into the nitty-gritty of waste management in Saskatchewan's urban municipalities. With evolving environmental regulations, the need for collaborative waste management has never been more crucial. This episode brings together an impressive lineup of experts, including Michelle Heggstrom and Pamela Berry from the Ministry of Environment, Joan Fedeck from the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council, Anne Mathewson from the Association of Regional Waste Management Authorities of Saskatchewan, and Richard Beck from the Targeted Sector Support Initiative.
Hosted by Augustina Osaseri, this discussion is all about how communities can work together to tackle waste management challenges. The episode kicks off with a deep dive into provincial strategies for reducing landfill pressure. Michelle and Pamela highlight the importance of waste diversion and the development of stewardship programs. They also touch on funding opportunities and regulatory changes that municipalities should be aware of.
Joan Fedeck shares insights on how the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council supports municipalities in adopting sustainable practices. From hosting events to maintaining a comprehensive waste reduction database, Joan's team is all about connecting communities and sharing knowledge. Anne Mathewson and Richard Beck discuss the power of regional collaboration. They emphasize that working together can reduce costs and increase efficiency in waste management. Richard also sheds light on the Targeted Sector Support Initiative, which helps municipalities understand and overcome landfill challenges.
The episode wraps up with a roundtable of advice from each guest. Whether it's about educating oneself on upcoming changes or finding ways to make sustainable practices easier for residents, there's plenty of wisdom to go around. For anyone interested in sustainability and municipal leadership, this episode offers a treasure trove of practical advice and inspiring stories. It's a must-listen for those keen on making a positive environmental impact.