Webinars

WEBINAR: Rebuilding Confidence in Recycling

Recent surveys have reinforced something many of us are hearing from the public: a growing skepticism that items placed in recycling bins actually get recycled. Fed by negative media stories and confusion about the recycling process, these perceptions present a very real risk that people will stop making the effort to sort their waste. The good news is that we can reinforce public confidence of recycling through effective outreach.

WEBINAR: A Deep Dive Into Proven DEI Strategies

Today’s DEI headlines most often highlight the negatives — from poorly implemented DEI initiatives to diminished access to DEI programs to anti-DEI lawsuits. While these conversations are important, they tend to ignore the work being done every day. For example, many HR practitioners are making efforts to foster greater diversity, remove barriers to inclusion and establish equity in their workplaces.

CPR Campaign Webinar – Strategies for Funding Zero Waste Projects under EPA's CPRG Program

This webinar will highlight strategies for accessing funding under EPA's Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) Program. The CPR: Resuscitate the Climate – Stop Trashing It!

Campaign is hosting this event with the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, Zero Waste USA, and the National Recycling Coalition. Presenters will cover sample Priority Climate Action Plans (PCAPs), a key step in qualifying for funding, and strategies for receiving high scores on implementation project proposals.

Webinar: ​National Survey of Over 1,000 U.S. Residents Provides Insight on Recycling Decisions

The Foodservice Packaging Institute released a summary of findings from its Resident Messaging Survey, sharing information related to resident assumptions on recyclability, awareness of what items can be recycled, and top sources of recycling instructions. The survey focused on recycling messaging related to items such as plastic cups and containers, paper cups and pizza boxes. Survey respondents indicated that the type of material plays a greater role than the form, such as a cup or box, in the decision to recycle an item. 

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