"Relevant topics with knowledgeable and experienced speakers
and ample opportunity for networking. If you are involved in any
aspect of solid waste management, this Conference should not be
missed."
--- Sharon Lilla, Western Finger Lakes Solid Waste Authority
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Speaker Information
Presentations are 15 to 20 minutes followed by Q&A. Moderators
are given flexibility of their format during a 1-1/2 hour session.
Overhead, Power Point and slide projectors are provided by the
Federation. Presenters must arrange for their own personal computers
and slide carousels.
In recognition of speaker preparation and participation, the
Conference Registration Fee is reduced for the presenter. For
multi-authored papers, there is only one reduced Registration
Fee per paper.
For additional details see Presentation
Requirements.
Papers (Microsoft Office) only will be posted on this Federation
website fillowing the conference.
Topics
Solid waste and recycling professionals are suddenly being looked
to as one of the core groups to “green up” our governments,
facilities and businesses, with the goal of making our communities
more “sustainable”. Solid waste management has changed
a lot in the last decade; but, moving forward, how is the “Strive
for Sustainability" concept going to influence solid waste
management and recycling? Below are a few suggestions for speaker
topics; but, other ideas are certainly welcome to advance solid
waste and recycling in the world of climate change.
Innovative Technologies
Landfill Expansion and End Use
Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Landfills
Innovative Landfill Operations
Beneficial Use of Closed Landfills
C&D Recycling
Electronic Recycling
Digital Television Upgrade & Effects on Recycling and Waste
Disposal
Commercial and Institutional Recycling
Multi-Family Recycling Programs
Incentive-Based Recycling
Product Stewardship
Extended Producer Responsibility
Special Events Recycling
Composting and Biological Treatment
Food Waste Composting
Waste Minimization
Use of Waste Materials in Construction
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Sustainability
Energy and Climate Change
Environmental Health
Global Warming
Carbon Footprint Reduction
Carbon Emissions Reduction
Debris Management
Zero Waste
Energy Recovery and Thermal Treatment
Beneficial Uses of Landfill Gas
Waste-to-Energy
Alternative Fuel
Solid Waste Collection and Transportation
Effects of Rising Gas Prices
Alternative Energy
Environmental Education
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Daily Intro/Prep
Moderators, Speakers and Panelists meet each morning prior to
the sessions in the Conference Center to finalize the day's logistics
such as audiovisual, lighting, and hand-outs, etc.
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