Calling all community advocates! Join Beyond Plastics for a free webinar to help learn how you can help restaurants in your area ditch single-use plastic.
The Center for Biological Diversity is partnering with Nurses for Sexual and Reproductive Health on a webinar about how toxic chemicals and climate change impede reproductive justice and solutions to advance reproductive and environmental health.
Hear from the leading experts about the Washington State solar panel EPR law, how the panels are recycled, and recycler certification. Presenters will be:
Oregon Recycling System Advisory Council Meeting // Reunión Consejo Asesor del Sistema de Reciclaje de Oregon
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Single-use and rechargeable batteries power many products in our lives, including phones, toys, and tools. Global efforts to stabilize our climate have resulted in an increase in the use of electric bikes, scooters, and vehicles — and the batteries that power them. Because of their ability to run longer between charges, relative light weight, and adaptability, lithium-ion batteries, in particular, are proliferating.
Packaging continues to dominate the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislative field. In 2022 alone, 16 states – including New York – introduced packaging EPR legislation and game-changing packaging laws were enacted in California and Colorado. This continues the momentum from the previous year, when the first two laws were enacted in Maine and Oregon.
NERC, in partnership with RRS and NextCycle, will be hosting a webinar on August 10, 2 eastern, about the NextCycle model for recycling market development. The webinar will focus on Michigan and include presenters from the public and private sectors. Register here.
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality seeks to engage with stakeholders to identify and analyze options for modernizing Oregon’s E-Cycles Program through legislation to be introduced in 2023. DEQ invites interested parties to join in two virtual stakeholder workshops to help modernize Oregon’s E-cycles program.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality seeks to engage with stakeholders to identify and analyze options for modernizing Oregon’s E-Cycles Program through legislation to be introduced in 2023. DEQ invites interested parties to join in two virtual stakeholder workshops to help modernize Oregon’s E-cycles program.
