In this webinar, co-hosted by NERC & NEWMOA, presenters from ReFED and the Harvard University Food Law and Policy Clinic will share the latest ideas and information on reducing wasted food and recovering and diverting what can't be reduced.  Topics that will be covered include new tools and information from ReFED and on date labeling of food.

Presenters:

Ariel Maria Ardura, Clinical Fellow, Harvard University, Food Law & Policy Clinic

Industry expert, Joseph Pickard (Chief Economist and Director of Communications, Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI)) will provide an update of the metal commodities markets with a focus on recycled scrap metal, and the impact of China's import restrictions and the U.S. / China trade negotiations.

This webinar will focus on the nuts and bolts of community composting, from siting and feedstock collection to system management and composting through the winter.  During the webinar, siting considerations, choosing a system, determining site capacity, and system management will be addressed. Lessons learned through case studies of community composting at rural sites, community gardens, and housing developments will also be shared. 

Registration is required.

Sustainable Materials Management Webinar Series 

A Partnership of the

National Recycling Coalition & Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center 

 Register Here for NERC's free webinar about Rethinking Recycling.   The webinar will be held on March 19 at 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (eastern time).

This webinar presents the latest information about trends in U.S.

Sustainable Materials Management Webinar Series: A Partnership of the National Recycling Coalition & Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center 

When: Tuesday, January 21, 2020 10:30am - 11:45am PST

Where: On your computer, in the comfort of your office.

Description:

This webinar will be the first of a 2-part webinar on community-scale composting. Part 1 is all about people; Part 2 (date TBD) will focus on systems and the science of composting. 

In this webinar, we'll address roles and tasks, training and retaining volunteers, and share lessons learned through case studies of community composting at rural sites, community gardens, and housing developments.

Featured speakers will be: