Organics Recycling: Municipal Programs in CT
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Organics Recycling: Municipal Programs in CT
Date:
July 16, 2018
Time:
2:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT
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Event Description:
Please join this webinar/conference call to learn more about different types of organics recycling/food scraps programs - including how they were implemented, challenges faced, partnerships, cost, logistics and general pros/cons. Also hear about SustainableCT's programs and how organics recycling in your community can earn points towards certification.
HRRA implemented the first curbside food scrap collection pilot program in Connecticut in partnership with All American Waste and how this effort transitioned to a municipal drop-off program. Ms. Jones will also share how that project initiated the additional municipal drop-off programs (5 in all, Bridgewater, Newtown, New Fairfield, Redding and Ridgefield).
John Phillips, City of West Hartford
West Hartford implemented a curbside food scrap collection experiment in partnership with Covanta Energy, Paines, Inc. and Quantum Biopower. While the experiment proved successful, there were some challenges if they would need to address before/if they would move forward with a city-wide program to collect food scraps.
Alyssa Norwood, SustainableCT
Sustainable CT is a voluntary sustainability certification program for Connecticut’s municipalities. Ms. Norwood will discuss how municipal efforts to manage organic materials can earn points toward certification.
Caren Harder, CT DEEP
Caren Harder will provide a quick review of Connecticut’s Organics Recycling Law and how it impacts municipalities.
Facilitator: Sherill Baldwin, CT DEEP
•Members of recycling/solid waste/sustainability commissions/committees
•Solid Waste & Recycling haulers and collectors with CT residential customers (esp. your marketing team)
•CT Recycling Facilities that process mixed residential recycling (esp. your marketing team)
•CT Environmental Educators, teachers and school representative
Presenters:
Jen Heaton-Jones, Housatonic Resources Recovery AuthorityHRRA implemented the first curbside food scrap collection pilot program in Connecticut in partnership with All American Waste and how this effort transitioned to a municipal drop-off program. Ms. Jones will also share how that project initiated the additional municipal drop-off programs (5 in all, Bridgewater, Newtown, New Fairfield, Redding and Ridgefield).
John Phillips, City of West Hartford
West Hartford implemented a curbside food scrap collection experiment in partnership with Covanta Energy, Paines, Inc. and Quantum Biopower. While the experiment proved successful, there were some challenges if they would need to address before/if they would move forward with a city-wide program to collect food scraps.
Alyssa Norwood, SustainableCT
Sustainable CT is a voluntary sustainability certification program for Connecticut’s municipalities. Ms. Norwood will discuss how municipal efforts to manage organic materials can earn points toward certification.
Caren Harder, CT DEEP
Caren Harder will provide a quick review of Connecticut’s Organics Recycling Law and how it impacts municipalities.
Facilitator: Sherill Baldwin, CT DEEP
Who should attend:
•Recycling/Sustainability coordinators; DPW/Sustainability Directors•Members of recycling/solid waste/sustainability commissions/committees
•Solid Waste & Recycling haulers and collectors with CT residential customers (esp. your marketing team)
•CT Recycling Facilities that process mixed residential recycling (esp. your marketing team)
•CT Environmental Educators, teachers and school representative
