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NERC Webinar: Best Management Practices for Community Composting Team Building

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.

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U.S. EPA Webinar: From Pen & Paper to Artificial Technology -- 21st Century Methods for Measuring Excess Food

Got leftovers? In food loss prevention and recovery, the first ingredient is to measure our excess food, whether in a restaurant kitchen, cafeteria or at home. During this webinar, participants will discover the value and benefits of calculating your organization's excess, surplus and leftover food and beverage.

WEBINAR: Evolution of a Wastewater Treatment Plant to a Food Waste to Energy Facility for the Cogeneration of Heat and Energy

Sustainable Materials Management Webinar Series 

A Partnership of the National Recycling Coalition & Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center 

When: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 1:30 pm - 2:45 pm EST

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

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Recycled content in drainage pipes - What You Need to Know about the New AASHTO Specification 294R

Using plastic drainage pipes in road and infrastructure projects is a common practice, but until now they haven’t contained recycled content.  And, now they can!  Recently AASHTO adopted a new specification – 294R – that allows for plastic pipe products to be certified as containing post-consumer recycled content and meet the rigorous 100 year life span requirements.  

Best Practices, Grant Opportunities, and More to Help Communities Hit Diversion Goals

Communities, MRFs, and industry partners across the US and Canada continue to strive to meet waste diversion goals despite the challenges of the recycling market. Residents want access to recycling, and we need to come together and collaborate to develop forward-looking solutions to meet our communities’ demands and goals. 

 

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