Webinar - Using Interns to Identify and Implement E2 Opportunities
October 28, 2009
Presenters:
Nancy Larson, Director, Kansas State University Pollution Prevention Institute
Krysta Larson, Intern Program Coordinator, Minnesota Technical Assistance Program
Jennifer Reutzel, Environmental Specialist, Pollution Prevention Services, Iowa Department of Natural Resources
This webinar is sponsored by MnTap, the State of New Jersey, and the State of Washington.
Pollution Prevention and Sustainability – Integrated Solutions and Multiple Outcomes
October 7, 2009
Fred Granek, Ontario Centre for Environmental Technology Advancement
Bruce Taylor, Enviro-Stewards Inc
Steve Brachman, University of Wisconsin-Extension - The Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center
To view the video on Enviro-Stewards work in the Sudan - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ghXZW-8j4c
Webinar - Resource Efficiency and the Power of Metrics
September 2, 2009
Presenter Karen Reaume, Worthington Steel
Powerpoint Presentations for March 3, 2009 Webinar
March 6, 2009
Washington State Overview of Standards and Certifications
09-mar-05-overview-of-standards-and-certifications (ppt)
Avoid the Six Sins of Greenwashing
ecologo-six-sins-jan-2009 (ppt)
Green Seal’s Environmental Standards and Certifications
green-seal-for-nppr-3_09 (ppt)
Benefits of Certification versus Verification
benefits-of-certification-versus-verification (pdf)
Design for the Environment Program
us-epa-design-for-the-environment-program_webinar-on-march-5_v3 (ppt)
Toxics in Packaging Webinar
November 12, 2008
NPPR hosted “Toxics in Packaging” webinar, Wednesday, November 19th at 2:00 pm EST.The Toxics in Packaging Clearinghouse (TPCH) presented the results of its research that screened over 750 packages, mostly from the retail sector, for the presence of 4 heavy metals – lead, cadmium, mercury, and hexavalent chromium – restricted by state toxics in packaging laws. These results are the first comprehensive assessments of restricted heavy metals in packaging, since 19 U.S. states passed toxics in packaging legislation 15 years ago, and indicate that heavy metals in packaging are still an issue and an opportunity for pollution prevention and product stewardship.


