Dog Waste Collection in Richmond BC

Dog Waste Collection Starting in February 2024 Richmond began a pilot program for the collection of dog waste as part of the City’s ongoing work to improve waste management services. Clearly marked red bins for dog waste have been placed at the entrance of the three off-leash dog areas located in the following parks: Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park McLean Neighbourhood Park … Read More

Dog poo to energy

The power of poop: Ottawa looks at turning dog waste into energy Process called anaerobic digestion creates energy, heat, fertilizer using feces A growing number of cities in the country are testing out projects that turn dog waste into power. (CBC) It’s a sight dog owners know well: garbage cans in parks piled high with plastic bags full of poop. It’s a lot … Read More

Sewage to energy in New Westminster

Sewage-to-energy project pitched to heat homes, hospital in New Westminster The City of Vancouver’s False Creek Neighbourhood Energy Utility is seen in this photo from the city’s website. A similar project has been proposed by the City of New Westminster and Metro Vancouver. (vancouver.ca) The City of New Westminster and the regional governing body for Metro Vancouver are collaborating on … Read More