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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2021 · 37 MIN

37: The Future of Waste Management with Rubicon

from You Should Know This · host BCC Research

What does our current waste management industry look like? What can be done to combat the sheer amount of waste being produced on a daily basis? And what are we doing about the accumulating space waste? Waste is a multi-faceted issue that is present in every market and every industry. Not only that, it’s one issue that is continuing to grow and is impacting our lives and planet for the worse. Tackling this seemingly bleak outlook is today’s guest: Rubicon. Spearheading the march in turning the tide on this ever-growing problem, Rubicon is making waves through the use of their software solution. By identifying trends and needs, mediating commercial relationships, and leveraging their network of haulers and customers, Rubicon is able to create economic viability through a circular approach to business and waste management. This is made possible through the integration of AI and data collection, allowing them to work on a large scale—from a single business to looking at eliminating the waste problem in space. Join us as we dive into the particulars of how this all works and how they are making progress towards their mission and goal of ending waste.

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