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SUMMARY:Materials Management 101: NEWMOA's Resource Library
DESCRIPTION:NEWMOA’s Resource Library\nJoin other Northeast state solid waste staff for a presentation of the informational presentations\, webinar recordings\, handouts\, and customizable documents that NEWMOA has to offer. There are so many items available that you can use in your daily work to help educate your constituents. \nJennifer Griffith has been with NEWMOA for over 25 years\, generating work products to benefit all our member state staff. Before she retires\, be sure to tune in to this recap of all the recent work that can make life easier for you! The resources cover topics from PFAS to PAYT\, plastics to pharmaceuticals\, landfills\, transfer stations\, disposal data\, wasted food\, and more. \nVIEW PRESENTATION SLIDES [PDF] \n(This video has CHAPTERS\, watch on YouTube and click near the timestamp on the bottom bar to see a list and jump to your topic of choice) \n  \n 
URL:https://www.newmoa.org/event/mm101-newmoa-resources/
CATEGORIES:Materials Management
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SUMMARY:Materials Management 101: Waste Characterization Studies
DESCRIPTION:Waste Characterization Studies\nFor years\, state environmental agencies have been using waste characterization studies to better understand the waste stream in their state. The results of these studies can be a powerful tool to drive policy priorities and legislative action. Also\, recent EPA funding has allowed states who haven’t historically funded waste characterization studies to conduct them for the first time. \nWhat is a waste characterization study? What do they tell us? How do they get all that data? Why is it an important tool for states? How are they used? Join us as a leading expert and seasoned state agency officials explain waste characterization studies and provide real world policy stemming from the results. \nJohn Culbertson is a Principal of MSW Consultants\, a management consulting firm specializing in recycling\, organics\, and waste management. With 31 years of industry experience\, John has designed\, performed and managed waste characterization studies from Alaska to Maine to the Florida Keys and everywhere in between. \nJohn Fischer is Deputy Division Director for Solid Waste at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP). \nDavid McLaughlin is a Program Services Officer at the State of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management focused on sustainability initiatives for materials management\, renewable energy\, and prevention pollution. \nVIEW PRESENTATION SLIDES [PDF] \n \n 
URL:https://www.newmoa.org/event/mm101-waste-characterization-studies/
CATEGORIES:Materials Management
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SUMMARY:Materials Management 101: Chemical Recycling
DESCRIPTION:You may have been hearing about chemical recycling as a bold new approach to recycling plastics. What are the types of “chemical recycling” and how do they work? Will they help us toward a circular economy\, or not? How will states need to approach regulating them? We will hear from state and NGO experts to give us a broad perspective on this emerging industry. \nMike Fowler of the New Jersey DEP\, has been studying the science of chemical recycling for several years and has recently authored an LCA with the Department. \nMaria Doa of the Environmental Defense Fund\, has expertise on the potential for toxicity and environmental impacts of material manufacturing and processing.  \nTom Metzner of the Connecticut DEEP\, has years of experience implementing state policy\, navigating the space between the Legislature and the regulated community.\n \n \nVIEW PRESENTATION SLIDES [PDF] \n  \n 
URL:https://www.newmoa.org/event/mm101-chemical/
CATEGORIES:Materials Management
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