Green Back Approach™

At Re-Nuble, our Green Back Approach™ is built around a “net positive closed loop” philosophy of sustainability that ensures:

Service excellence to the many stakeholders we support

Environmental responsibility in the communities we serve

Respect for Mother Earth by returning borrowed resources back to the planet

Targeting local communities, we help neighborhood actors safely manage waste, recycle organic material, and harvest safer foods – all the while making the planet more livable for everyone.

But what do the “net positive” and “closed loop” of our Green Back Approach™ actually mean? Let’s break down the components.

Closed Loop

The idea behind a closed loop system is that outputs become inputs, creating a cycle that can go on indefinitely. It is, in other words, “sustainable.”

We accomplish this in 2 steps:

Step 1: Pre-Sorted Organic Waste In

We provide clean, cost-effective waste disposal services by collecting organic materials from food producers and eating establishments. Ordinarily, this organic waste goes off to landfills where it rots, producing harmful greenhouse gases.

Step 2: Organic Fertilizer Out

After collecting the waste, we recycle these materials into all-natural, organic fertilizers. These soil amendments then go to farmers, nurseries, and landscapers so they can continue growing safe crops and plants. Represented graphically, it might look like this:

So Where’s the Positive?

We don’t simply champion net-zero waste. We believe that it is possible to actually come out ahead. And thus, the “positive” refers to the clean, renewable energy we generate as a byproduct of our primary organic recycling services. A revised version of the chart might look something like this:

But we also measure “positive” in other ways:

Local empowerment as communities take the lead tackling global environmental challenges

Safer, more nutritious foods grown with organic fertilizers instead of industrial synthetics

Less pollution, not only in the form of reduced waste, but also as a result of fewer fossil fuel inputs going into the carbon cycle

Larger yields and lower costs as food producers embrace sustainable farming

To learn more about Re-Nuble’s Green Back Approach™, use the links down below: