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EPA Sustainable Materials Management (SMM) Web Academy: Quality Matters - Free Resources to Support Plastic Recycling Programs
Thu, Jan 25, 2018 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM PST
Solar panels emerged as an energy source in the early 1990’s, and as the technology advanced and became more affordable, more U.S. households and businesses installed these devices. Fast forward to today – nearly thirty years later – and many of the first installed solar panels are in need of replacement. Solar modules contain hazardous materials, rare earth elements, and other materials that must be managed safely and responsibly, some of which have tangible economic value.
Wednesday, January 17, 2018 @ 2:00pm - 3:30pm EST
REGISTER for this free webinar or use the Registration URL: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/717538376858013185
Co-sponsored by: The Northeast Recycling Council (NERC) and the Northeast Waste Management Official’s Association (NEWMOA)
This webinar will provide an update on the Carton Council’s efforts in working with manufacturers, recycling program coordinators, haulers, processors and end users to set-up a infrastructure recycle used carton in sustainab
An expert in the field of solid waste industry economic research will discuss how people around the world manage their waste and recycled materials
Wednesday November 15, 2017/1:30 - 2:45PM EST
Presenters: Lisa A. Skumatz, PhD, Economic Research Associates, Inc.
Topic Subject Matter: Trash and Waste Management Around the World
Technical Complexity: Moderate
Presenter Biographies
The NRC has long-supported university campus recycling, first hosting caucuses of campus program managers in 1992, and then supporting a technical council in 1995. Recently, the NRC re-established the Campus Council to meet the need for stronger linkages between higher education and the SMM industry. Degree programs, career services, applied research / technology transfer, and relationships with recycling leaders are examples of the opportunities the Campus Council develops between on-campus and off-campus groups.
Cost: $79.00
Description:
Zanker Recycling began operations of the Zanker Road Landfill in 1985 with only five (5) years of landfill capacity remaining; increased its life to 26 years by focusing on and, in some cases, inventing recycling equipment and methods. As one of the most advanced C&D recycling operations in the United States, the facility is continually enhancing its operations.
Webinar participants will take a virtual tour of the recycling facilities. This includes:
