Waste to Value
Waste to Value is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by journalist Justin R. Wolf. The pod is devoted to exploring the waste-to-value economy and celebrating the innovations and innovators leading this industrial revolution. New episodes every other Monday.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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EPISODE 6: From Liability to Asset
The built environment has a 600 million ton waste problem. Construction and demolition, or C&D waste, comprising large volumes of concrete, wood, drywall, glass, even furniture, and much more. This significantly contributes to landfill volu...
Tackling the construction industry's persistent waste problem starts with education
What does 600 million tons of waste look like? What comprises such an unfathomable mass of wanton waste? And how can we even begin to address this issue?
For episode 6 of Waste to Value, “From Liability to Asset,” I speak with feature...
EPISODE 5: Fixing a Climate Injustice
Baie Verte in north central Newfoundland, Canada, is one of several communities that comprise the island’s emerald zone. In the 1950s, a large deposit of asbestos was discovered and Baie Verte, which is French for Green Bay was quick...
When waste-to-value = climate reclamation
BAIE Minerals, a company based in the remote fishing village of Baie Verte, Newfoundland (one of the easternmost points in North America), has tapped into a unique model of climate economics. The company’s co-founders, Trina Barrett and Mik...
EPISODE 4: When a Tree Falls in the City
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When we think about wood products and our domestic forests that supply them, we invariably arrive at mental images of large swaths of...
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Waste to Value is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by journalist Justin R. Wolf. The pod is devoted to exploring the waste-to-value economy and celebrating the innovations and innovators leading this industrial revolution. New episodes every other Monday.
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