Laura Anthony, Single Use Plastic Ban and Plastic Bottle Caps
Save the Albatross Coalition solution to decrease plastic bottle cap litter in our marine environment.
December 2020
Manuel Medrano, Recycling Market Development and Infrastructure
National Policy Town Hall: Recycling Market Development and Infrastructure
Stephanie Barger, Certification for a Zero Waste Economy
How TRUE Certification, a zero waste program, can help transform our economy, make businesses more efficient and regenerative while creating equitable, healthy and just workplaces
Arley Owens, What NRC, ROs and Attendees should do to respond to Black Lives Matter.
What NRC, ROs and Attendees should do to respond to Black Lives Matter.
Terry McDonald, Community Benefits of Social Enterprise
https://zwconference.org/wp-content/uploads/presentations/terry-mcdonald-pp23.pdfTerry McDonaldhttps://zwconference.org/terry-mcdonald/
Arley Owens
BIO ARLEY OWENS, MBA, CRRM Arley Owens, a proven and time tested Environmental Thought Leader, is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Ohio Recycling Coalition, a 501 (c-3) Non-Profit organization www.orcrecycles.org. Recently Arley was appointed as a new Board Member for the National Recycling Coalition’s Board of Directors and Chairs the NRC’s new Diversity … Read more
Attendee Instructions 2020
Thanks again for signing up for in this exciting Conference! The information below – the Checklist and Instructions, will help prepare you for the event, and provides key links for the Conference website(s), logistical details and REMO tips. It is well worth the read. Registration Questions: If you have questions about your registration, send the … Read more
Chrise de Tournay Birkhahn, Single-Use Product Bans
Passing the City of Berkeley’s landmark Single Use Foodware & Litter Reduction ordinance.
Elisa Seltzer
Elisa Seltzer joined RRS in 2019 as a senior consultant after a long and successful career as a public works director for Emmet County, MI. She is a visionary and strategic leader experienced in project management and recycling, composting, and solid waste policy and program development. Her 30 years of experience in the public sector … Read more
Shashawnda Campbell, Meleny Thomas, and Greg Sawtell, Understanding Community Power in Influencing Change
SBCLT is a community land trust in Baltimore working to lead a just transition to zero waste and create development without displacement. The idea for SBCLT emerged through the youth led struggle to stop the nations’ largest trash incinerator from being built less than a mile from schools. Youth and community leaders declared the need for a democratically governed organization capable of implementing a development vision centered around the needs of our community, our health and our environment.