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Homeowners and businesses are busy planning and preparing for the onslaught of spring and summer remodels on their property. Often, they forget the amount of trash these projects produce. Garbage accumulates quickly. There are the discarded old items that need to be thrown away prior to the remodel, but also excess materials from the construction process can tend to leave owners with a mess to clean up. Renting a receptacle from Speedy Dumpster will save not only time, but also it will save money, and it is environmentally responsible.

Students and others searching for a new career may be drawn to the environmental field but wonder if they can truly make a living from helping the planet. The answer is yes and the benefits are myriad, says an EnviroSolutions, Inc. representative.

LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, and is awarded by the US Green Building Council. LEED is the USGBC's ranking system for the construction and design of high-performing, energy-efficient buildings. The system provides building owners and operators with a standard for developing and executing green building design, construction, operations and maintenance.

Dumpster rental company Galaxy Transfer Dumpsters is excited to celebrate its second year as part of EnviroSolutions, Inc.'s waste management family. Galaxy Transfer Dumpsters became part of EnviroSolutions, Inc. in 2013. Galaxy Transfer Dumpsters wanted to increase its commitment to environmental responsibility, reducing carbon footprints, and green waste management. They currently provide several sizes of commercial dumpsters to prominent fields, including medical, construction, landfill waste management, restaurants, and hospitality businesses.

On June 2013 the USDA and EPA announced a joint partnership aimed to reduce food waste. Calling on both the public sector and private industry, they launched the United States Food Waste Challenge. This was a nationwide effort to reduce, recover and recycle food waste. EnviroSolutions, Inc., a waste management company that serves Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., offers some insight into food waste management.

EnviroSolutions, Inc. is "The Answer to Waste" for northern Virginia, Maryland, and the Washington, D.C. area. For twelve years, they've provided sustainable and environmentally-friendly waste management solutions to small businesses and large corporations. Their services include project planning, waste management, and several recycling programs, including waste management initiatives for restaurants, cafés, and other hospitality businesses.

A Marine veteran and his active duty son, a Navy pilot, got a surprise last month when a typical father-son outing turned into a rescue mission for a lost valuable. On October 23, 2014, the father and son were enjoying a rare day together without the pressures of military life when they discovered an important flight bag had been thrown in the trash by mistake. The bag contained several crucial items, so its quick recovery was vital.

The Better Business Bureau is a nonprofit aimed at increasing marketplace trust and holding businesses accountable for their actions. Companies that wish to be recognized as trustworthy and respectable strive to be certified by the BBB and receive high ratings. Last month, on October 13th, waste management solutions company EnviroSolutions, Inc. celebrated its third year of an A+ ranking from the BBB. EnviroSolutions, Inc. has been serving the Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C. areas since 2003, and specializes in managing and disposing of waste in Maryland landfills. Their third year of A+ ranking is impressive, not only because an A+ rating is the highest the BBB gives, but because it is difficult to achieve.

Salisbury University in Maryland takes recycling seriously. Recycling efforts on college campuses are not a new phenomenon, but Salisbury has become a leader in food waste recycling among all universities in Maryland. EnviroSolutions, Inc., a waste management leader throughout the Atlantic coastal region, has expressed its congratulations to Salisbury. “We are proud to work in a state whose school’s care so deeply about the environment. The work the students at Salisbury University are accomplishing is of great benefit to the environmental efforts of the state as a whole,” says a representative of EnviroSolutions, Inc.

Almost half of the trash produced by people around the world is burned. While this practice significantly reduces the amount of solid waste that goes into landfills, it also creates a serious problem for air quality and climate change if it is burned outside a certified waste facility.