National and Regional P2 Organizations and Programs



National Pollution Prevention Roundtable


Address:       2000 P Street, NW
               Suite 708
               Washington, DC 20036

Contact:       Natalie Roy, Michele Russo

Phone:         202/466-P2P2
Fax:           202/466-7964
E-mail:   natalieroy@compuserve.com
website:www.p2.org

Program Type:
     National non-profit state and local government pollution prevention
          association. Voting membership  includes state and local 
          governments' pollution prevention programs and state 
          universities.  Affiliate members include representatives 
          from non-profit organizations, the private sector, and 
          federal agencies.

Major Program Goals:
     Increase awareness
     Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance more 
          available
     Integrate P2 into regulatory programs
     Promote economic development
     Coordinate P2 with other agencies
     Develop public private partnerships
     Provide a forum for promoting the development, implementation, and 
          evaluation of efforts to avoid or eliminate waste or reduce
          pollution at the source
     Develop pollution prevention policy


Great Lakes Regional Pollution Prevention Roundtable


Address:            1010 Jorie Blvd.
                    Oak Brook, IL 60523

Contact:       Deb Jacobson

Phone:              630/472-5019
Fax:                630/472-5023

Email:              djacobson@wmrc.uiuc.edu

Home Page:          http://www.glrppr.uiuc.edu

Program Type:  
     	Not incorporated

Major Programs goals:
     	Increase awareness
     	Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance  available
     	Technology transfer training
	Integrate P2 into regulatory programs
	Information sharing


Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

Department of Environmental Programs


Address:       777 North Capitol St., NE  Suite 300
               Washington, DC 20002

Contact:       James W. Shell

Phone:         202/962-3342
Fax:           202/962-3201

Program Type:
     State government
County government
City government
University
Non-profit
Regional program

Major Program Goals:
     Increase awareness
     Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance more 
          Available
Integrate P2 into regulatory programs
Promote economic development
Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation
Help companies prepare P2 plans
     Coordinate P2 with other agencies
     Develop public private partnerships
     Assist businesses in compliance
     Education and training



National Association of Counties


Address:  440 First St., NW
          Washington, DC 20001   

Phone:    202/393-6226
Fax:      202/737-0480

E-mail:   nfriedma@naco.org

Program Type:
Non-profit representing local governments

Major Program Goals:
Increase Awareness
Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance more available
Develop public private partnerships
Assist local governmnets in setting up P2 programs



Northeast States Pollution Prevention Roundtable

Northeast Waste Management Officials' Association (NEWMOA)


Address:          129 Portland St.
                  Suite 601
                  Boston, MA 02114

Contact:       Terri Goldberg, Manager

Phone:              617/367-8558 Ext. 302
Fax:                617/367-0449

E-mail:   tgoldberg@newmoa.org

Program Type:
     Non-profit
     Regional program

Major Program Goals:
     Increase awareness
     Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance more 
          available
     Integrate P2 into regulatory programs
     Promote economic development
     Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation
     Develop new technology
     Coordinate P2 with other agencies
     Develop public private partnerships


Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center


Address:       1326 Fifth Avenue, Suite 650
               Seattle, WA 98101
               
Contact:       TBA
Phone:         206/223-1151
Fax:           206/223-1165

E-mail:        office@pprc.org

Program Type:
     Non-profit

Major Program Goals:
     	Provide high-quality P2 information to business, agencies, NGOs, and others
	Identify P2 barriers and opportunities through collaboration with key audiences
	Catalyze projects by bringing people and resources together to implement P2
	Promote P2 as an essential element of sustainable development


Pollution Prevention Consortium of New England Universities


Address:       Northeast Waste Management Officials' Association
               129 Portland St.
               Boston, MA 02114

Contact:       Terri Goldberg, Manager

Phone:         617/367-8558
Fax:           617/367-0449

Program Type:
     University
     Non-profit
     Regional program

Major Program Goals:
     Increase awareness
     Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance more 
          available
     Develop new technology
     Deploy new technology
     Develop public private partnerships


Waste Reduction Resource Center


Address:       1639 Mail Service Center
               Raleigh, NC 27699-1639

Contact:       John Calcagni

Phone:         800/476-8686, 919/715-6531
Fax:           919/715-1612

Program Type:  
     Regional Program
Non-regulatory office
Federal Program

Major Program Goals:
     Increase awareness
     Overcome information barriers/make technical assistance more 
          available
     Integrate P2 into regulatory programs
 	Coordinate P2 with other agencies
     Develop public-private partnerships


University of Michigan National Pollution Prevention Center

for Higher Education


Address:  430 E University, Dana Building 2506C
          Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1115

Contact:       Nancy A. Miller

Phone:              313/764-1412
Fax:                313/647-5841

E-mail:        nppc@umich.edu

Program Type:
     Non-profit
     National Pollution Prevention Center
     University

Major Program Goals:
     Promote sustainable development by integrating P2 into higher 
          education
     Gather, develop, produce and disseminate P2 curricula for college
          faculty nationwide: annotated bibliographies and background
          materials for professors and case studies and problem sets 
          for students
     Research and develop P2 tools such as Life Cycle Design
     Provide students with direct experience through a national 
          internship program
     Establish a national network of P2 educators