In 2022, total materials used decreased by 13% to levels not seen since 2013. This is a great achievement as it marks the lowest per capita rate on record and the 3rd lowest total on record.
Offering visitor services and maintaining resident lifestyles and needs currently requires significant quantities of various materials. Waste is generally produced and energy generally used (embodied) in all stages of extracting, making, packaging, transporting, using and finally disposing of products. All of these lifecycle stages have potential negative environmental impacts which are measured using the proxy total material use in Whistler.
This indicator measures the total weight of solid material disposed, recycled or composted in Whistler
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