The CNE had a trash problem to last 1,000 years or more. Why tonnes of its garbage are now getting a second life in Scarborough - Toronto Star
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The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) faced a significant challenge when it came to managing its waste. The organization had been sending approximately 10 tonnes of garbage per day from the CNE to a landfill for decades, but this practice was unsustainable and environmentally harmful.
In an effort to address this issue, the CNE has embarked on a comprehensive waste reduction program. One innovative solution involves diverting the waste from landfills to be repurposed in various ways. For instance, tonnes of garbage collected at the CNE are now being transformed into something useful: constru…
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