Webinars

WEBINAR: Following the Roadmap to 2030: Taking Action to Reduce U.S. Food Waste by 50%

Join ReFED for a new webinar series designed to help you make the most of ReFED’s Insights Engine and Roadmap to 2030: Reducing U.S. Food Waste by 50%. Each installment will dig deep into one of the seven key action areas of the Roadmap to 2030, exploring what’s happening on the ground, what challenges to reducing food waste remain, which solutions can make an impact, and how solution providers are already bringing them to life.

WEBINAR: Following the Roadmap to 2030: Taking Action to Reduce U.S. Food Waste by 50%

Join ReFED for a new webinar series designed to help you make the most of ReFED’s Insights Engine and Roadmap to 2030: Reducing U.S. Food Waste by 50%. Each installment will dig deep into one of the seven key action areas of the Roadmap to 2030, exploring what’s happening on the ground, what challenges to reducing food waste remain, which solutions can make an impact, and how solution providers are already bringing them to life.

WEBINAR: Exploring Food Waste Solutions

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will host a virtual roundtable titled “Exploring Food Waste Solutions: Success Stories from the U.S. and Beyond” to showcase innovative policies and approaches to reducing food waste in the United States, Europe, and the United Kingdom.

Listen to food waste leaders from five cities and states (San Diego, Nashville, London, Milan, and Vermont) discuss their successful efforts to combat food waste and share insights on what contributed to these successes.

Webinar: Let’s Talk About Recycling and Accessibility

The Nebraska Recycling Council will be hosting a webinar on Thursday, July 8 from 12:00 noon-1:00 p.m. CDT on accessibility and recycling. This webinar will feature two panelists, Hillary Scanlon, Founder and CEO of STILSOLUTIONS in Toronto, Canada, and Gloria Eddins, the ADA Coordinator for the State of Nebraska. According to the CDC, 25.6% of adults in the United States live with a disability. In Nebraska, 22.2% of adults live with a disability.

Webinar: Growing the Upcycled Food Economy

This joint NEWMOA and NERC webinar will focus on the emerging business of upcycling food waste. The presenters will cover:

State of the upcycled food movement - definition, certification standard, and environmental benefits
How upcycling is different than other methods of diverting wasted food – donation, animal feed, composting, anaerobic digestion 
Key challenges with upcycling food waste
Business leaders who are building the food upcycling economy

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Webinar: Recycled Paper Commodities Markets Update

Join the NRC and the Pennsylvanie Recycling Markets Center for their webinar on paper markets. 

A paper recycling markets industry expert will provide an update on recycled paper in the U.S., and will include updates on collection, markets, and recent challenges, including China’s import restrictions. The session will also include a discussion on the impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Presenter - Megan Workman, Price Reporter/Editor, Fastmarkets RISI

Webinar: Clean Materials – An Emerging Economic Engine

​This discussion will examine the potential benefits that a growing clean materials industry can have in the innovative Northwest economy. We'll talk to industry leaders and innovators on the cutting-edge of the sector about how clean materials can become an emerging economic engine. Plus, there will be plenty of networking time so you can make the connections that make a difference! Click here for the agenda and more info about the series.
 

Webinar: “Achieving Zero Waste with Innovative Reuse and Recycling Contracts”

Join us for a webinar where we’ll share innovative zero waste contracting approaches to reducing and managing materials to advance source reduction, reuse, and recycling. The U.S. Forest Service will share their strategies for achieving net zero waste at all large fire incidents by 2030, and Urban Ore, Inc., will discuss their transfer station salvage, reuse and recycling contract with the City of Berkeley.

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