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    RE: Soliciting Solid Waste Master Plans

    By: Jesse Maxwell , yesterday
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    Thanks so much, Stephanie. There are great materials! I really appreciate you sharing them. ------------------------------ Jesse Maxwell Solid Waste Association of North America Senior Manager, Advocacy & Safety Silver Spring MD -------------------- ...

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    RE: Soliciting Solid Waste Master Plans

    By: Stephanie Watson , yesterday
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    Good morning Jesse, Pinellas County Department of Solid Waste completed its 30-year Solid Waste Master Plan (MP) in February 2020.  I agree with Allison that a public-facing document is easy for the average reader to digest (Allison was one of the project ...

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    Capstone Sustainability Survey

    By: Denise Marsden , 2 days ago
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    I would sincerely appreciate your assistance in completing my Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Sustainable Practices. I have included a Sustainability Survey link for my capstone project. The survey goes very quickly and applies to individually owned ...

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    RE: City operated MRFs

    By: Leslie O Malley , 5 days ago
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    Hi Josephine, The City of Santa Cruz (CA) (Clickable link left) owns and operates its own Landfill and MRF.

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    RE: Certification for CDL Trainer

    By: Timothy Flanagan , 5 days ago
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    Good morning Josephine... Our MRF is publicly owned and operated... we process about 70,000 tons of single stream and 75,000 tons of C&D in our facility. We process third party tonnage for both public and private Republic and WM.... Let me know ...

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    By: Shelby Truxon Shelby Truxon , 7 months ago
    SWANA continues our promotional partnership with Campus Race to Zero Waste (formerly RecycleMania) to share "Stemming the Tide: Taking Action on Campus Against Plastic Pollution."  Published by the National Wildlife Federation, Stemming the Tide is for students, clubs, resident advisors, staff, and faculty to use as a resource to get started and tackle plastics on campus.