Materials Management Summit Series

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Roundtable Summit #1 Summit #2 Summit #3 Transformation Report Partners

Roundtable	Transforming Materials Management for the 21st Century
1/18/12	Agenda/Program Speakers Presentations: Not all speakers provided electronic presentations. Please see the agenda for a complete list of speakers. Allen Hershkowitz, National Resources Defense Council, The State of Waste: A Review of Waste to Energy & Recycling Take-Back Legislation Resources: More Jobs, Less Pollution: Growing the Recycling Economy in the U.S. NRDC/Major League Baseball PSA Resource Revolution: Meeting the World's Energy, Materials, Food and Water Needs Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Summit #1	Unlocking the Value: Transforming the Connecticut Materials Economy
3/22/12	Agenda/Program Speakers Participants Handouts: Transforming Materials Management for the 21st Century Unlocking the Value: Transforming the CT Materials Economy (Yale Graduate Students) Presentations: Not all speakers provided electronic presentations. Please see the agenda for a complete list of speakers. Keynotes Terry McDonald, St. Vincent de Paul Alison Keane, American Coatings Association Susan Collins, Container Recycling Institute Panel 1: Product Stewardship and Increased Material Supply Resa Dimino, RAD Consulting John Segala, Amazon Paint Panel 2: Increasing Commercial & Institutional Food Scrap Recovery Intro Slides Lorenzo Macaluso, Center for EcoTechnology (CET) Lee Kane, WholeFoods CJ May, Yale University Panel 3: Manufacturing and Product Development Using Recycled Content Michael D’Auria, Fusion Paperboard Day Moore, GG2G Panel 4: Processing Recyclables - Current Capacity and Future Opportunities Sean Duffy, ReCommunity Panel 5: Building Food Scrap Recycling Capacity - Closing the Infrastructure Gap Intro Slides Wayne Davis, Harvest Power Chris Field, GreenCycle Dale Hedman, CEFIA Panel 6: Waste-Based Business and Community-Economic Development Opportunities in CT Jeff Leichtman, BGreen 2020
Summit #2	Capturing the Value: Transforming Municipal Materials Management
6/12/12	Agenda/Program Speakers Participants Presentations: Not all speakers provided electronic presentations. Please see the agenda for a complete list of speakers. Keynote: Donna Barlow Casey, Center for Sustainable Practices, Vermont Technical College Panel 1: Saving Money and Reducing Trash Diane Duva, Connecticut DEEP Michael Alexander, Recycle Away Jennifer Weymouth, Connecticut DEEP John Phetteplace, Town of Stonington, CT Panel 2: Optimizing Services for Residents & Schools Chris Nelson, Connecticut DEEP Natalie Starr, DSM Environmental Services Robert Metzler, Cohn, Birnbaum & Shea, P.C. Roger Guzowski, CT Resources Recovery Authority & Northeast Resource Recovery Assn. Panel 3: Collection Best Practices: The Role of Haulers in Successful Communities Mark Moriarty, City of New Britain, CT Mike Paine, Paine's Inc. Resources: Zero Waste Save Money and Reduce Trash (incentivized pricing for trash) Municipal Recycling Resource Center Solid Waste and Recycling Hauler Resources School and Institution Recycling Business Recycling Assistance Exhibitors: Bigbelly Solar; DEEP Recycling; EPA Region 1; Got Books; GreenCycle of CT; Harvest Power; Park City Green Mattress Recycling; Recycle Away; Recyclebank; SMART; Tags, Bags & Containers
Summit #3	Launching Innovation: Transforming Materials Management in Connecticut
10/4/12	Agenda/Program Speakers Presentations: Jeri Weiss, U.S. EPA Region 1 Kristin Brown, Green Waste Solutions Kerrin O'Brien, Michigan Recycling Coalition Lynn Rubinstein, Northeast Recycling Council David T. Hudson, Strategic Materials, Inc. Macky McCleary, Deputy Commissioner, DEEP Resources: Governor's Recycling Working Group
	Transformation Report
"Transforming Solid Waste Management in Connecticut and Beyond" Report Prepared by the Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association (NEWMOA) for the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (December 2012)
	Partners
Center for Industrial Ecology at Yale University Central Connecticut State University Sustainability Program Connecticut Business and Industry Association Connecticut Conference of Municipalities Connecticut Council of Small Towns Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development Connecticut Economic Resource Center, Inc. Connecticut Recyclers Coalition Environmental Protection Agency, Region 1 (New England)* Northeast Recycling Coalition Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association *Co-sponsor for Summit #2 and Summit #3

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