I’m on the Closing the Recycling Loop podcast, along with fellow author of the Zero Waste Design Guidelines and waste expert Benjamin Miller
City of the Future Podcast
Greenbuild 2018
Zero Waste Design in Food and Hospitality: Eataly Case Study with Clare Miflin: ThinkWoven and Christina Grace: Foodprint Group
If nature doesn’t need trash, neither do we
Natural systems evolve to be closed-loop and waste-free. Human ones should take a cue from nature.
How Can the Future Food System Fit Into a Circular Economy?
at Agritecture XChange Conference
Panelists include: Andrew Carter, Founder & CEO, Smallhold Anthony Allen, Founder, A Tipping Point Clare Miflin, Co-Author, Zero Waste Design Guidelines Danielle Joseph, Investment Officer, Closed Loop Partners Moderated by Barent Roth: sustainable designer, educator, activist, and faculty member at Parsons. Plus: an opening keynote from Dr. Peter Wootton-Beard.
Waste360: Rethinking Building Design to Achieve Zero Waste
The Zero Waste Design Guidelines look at the role design has to play in achieving New York City’s goal of sending zero waste to landfill by 2030.
A+ Session: Design to Achieve Zero Waste Goals
Panel discussion at the A’18 AIA Conference on Architecture by Architect Magazine.
NYTimes: Trash Disposal Needs Design?
New York Times Real Estate Section: A new exhibition looks at how buildings can make recycling easier.
Fast Company: Could architects help solve New York’s big, stinky trash crisis?
As the season of steaming garbage piles sets in, New York’s Center for Architecture is urging designers to implement a more circular approach to waste.
Common Edge: New York City’s Trash Problem Has a Design Solution
A talk with Clare Miflin, one of the authors of NYC’s Zero Waste Design Guidelines.
AIANY: Designing Waste Symposium
Please join us for a symposium for Designing Waste: Strategies for a Zero Waste City, an exhibition based on the Zero Waste Design Guidelines. Designing Waste explores how architects, designers, and building professionals can help NYC achieve its goal of sending zero waste to landfills by 2030, focusing on a particular segment of the waste stream: the brief period between when we discard something and it rolls away on the back of a truck.