Strange Brew

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Strange Brew is an interdisciplinary science discussion group which discusses the sciences in the context of current events and community action. We also drink fancy beer. Science is an inclusive topic: it covers ecology, anthropology, cultural preservation, languages, social trends, green building, agriculture, psychology, and human rights, to name a ti ...learn more

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California Resource Recovery Association Conference

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Start time:	Wed, Aug 11, 2010 08:00

End time:	Fri, Aug 13, 2010 17:00

Type:	Conference

Website:	http://www.crra.com

Address:	Sacramento, California Reunion

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The California Resource Recovery Association will be having its 34th Annual conference in Sacramento, California on August 8-11, 2010, and we are organizing the most comprehensive, informative, and thought-provoking conference exploring how we adapt to our changing environment.

Bring your cutting-edge ideas on waste reduction and resource management and couple them with real life experiences and lessons for our members and conference attendees.

Participants will learn within the full range of the subject, from introducing the beginning recycler to the subject; the details of program operations; to the most advanced and up to date issues in each of these areas:

Zero Waste - Keeping Relevant While the Climate Changes Around Us
Colleges and Universities Recycling and Sustainability
Living Close – Making Local Economies Work
Outreach, Marketing and Education
Non Profits and How They Fit Into the Big Picture
New Technologies
Environmental Purchasing and Product Stewardship
Green Building and Deconstruction
Growing Organic Programs
Funding Programs – From Tipping to User Fees, Where Do We Get the Cash?

What's Happening with Private Sector Programs
Markets and Recent Market Meltdowns
City Programs and Program Contract Management
Policy and Legislation – From Grassroots to Lobbying to Creating Your Own
Programs, Programs and More Programs
Adapting to Our Changing Environment or Living with Climate Change
Special or Difficult to Handle Materials
Personal and Professional Career Development