• Healthcare

    Helping assess needs, set sustainability goals, gather data, develop and implement programs, plan and source more sustainable materials, train employees and ensure regulatory compliance.

  • 2017 WM Phoenix Open

    The WMPO is a platform to showcase environmental best practices and innovation in sustainable sport. See how we transform the tournament.

  • 2016 WM Phoenix Open

    In addition to achieving its zero waste goals, the 2016 tournament maintained the previous year’s UL validation, achieving Zero Waste to Landfill Operations with 10% incineration with energy recovery.

  • 2015 WM Phoenix Open

    Zero Waste Achieved - WM diverted all tournament materials from the landfill through reuse, recycling, composting, or material recovery via waste-to-energy for the 3rd consecutive year.

  • Healthcare

    The hospital sought out a subject matter expert who could provide daily operations and reporting support to make their sustainability program a success.

  • 2014 WM Phoenix Open

    Amid a record-breaking crowd, the WMPO achieved 100 percent diversion of waste away from landfills.

  • 2013 WM Phoenix Open

    With more than 500,000 people attending the WM Phoenix Open, how do you make the event GREEN?

  • 2012 WM Phoenix Open

    WM introduced progressive initiatives including "greywater" for restroom toilets and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) trucks for transporting recyclables.

  • 2013 Shell Houston Open

    The WM team crafted a comprehensive waste management plan to produce less waste and enhance diversion, successfully exceeding the goal with 87.3% diversion.

  • 2013 Houston Marathon

    The WM team worked with the HMC to increase recycling and diversion rates from the previous year by managing the waste diversion program from start to finish.

  • 2012 Houston Marathon

    WM’s consultants tracked metrics and introduced a comprehensive food waste composting and recycling program, resulting in an 83% diversion rate at the event.

  • 2011 Houston Marathon

    WM worked with the city of Houston to collect data in preparing the city for next year's Olympic Trials, lead to the prediction that 81.2 % landfill diversion was attainable.

  • AIA Sandcastle Competition

    Over 4.28 tons of recyclable materials were collected at the AIA Sandcastle Competition.