CRRA• 31st Annual Conference • July 29 - August 1, 2007 • Marina Hotel • San Pedro
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NM company rolls out environmental trash can washer New Mexico Business Weekly - Albuquerque,NM,USA ... sanitize, disinfect, degrease and deodorize garbage carts, at the California Resource Recovery Association's 31st annual conference and trade show. ...See all stories on this topic |
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California Resource Recovery Association California Resource Recovery Association. cc: Cara Morgan,. CIWMB Diversion, Planning & Local Assistance Division / Office of. Local Assistance ... |
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Lenard Robinson to Highlight Zero Waste Conference PR Web (press release) - Ferndale,WA,USA ... Department of Toxic Substance Control, will be a presenter and guest speaker at the California Resource Recovery Association's 31st annual conference. ... See all stories on this |
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New Environmental Services Technology Unveiled at California ... Earthtimes.org - USA SAN PEDRO, Calif., July 31 -- In a demonstration held today at the California Resource Recovery Association's 31st annual conference and trade show, ... See all stories on this topic |
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Navigating to Zero Waste in California By C. Scott Miller(C. Scott Miller) The non-profit California Resource Recovery Association (CRRA) is a global leader in the environmental sustainability field. The CRRA works to expand markets for recycled materials, promotes sustainable materials policies and is a ... BIOwaste Blog - http://biowaste.blogspot.com/ |
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New Environmental Services Technology Unveiled at California ... SAN PEDRO, Calif., July 31 /PRNewswire/ -- In a demonstration held today at the |
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| Last Chance wins state recognition Monterey County Herald - Monterey,CA,USA The Last Chance Mercantile operated by the Monterey Regional Waste Management District has won the 2007 California Resource Recovery Association award. ... |
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Francis makes a long trek for the environment
For 22 years John Francis' feet were his only mode of transportation, and he spent 17 of those years in silence. With his banjo as his sole companion, plus the friends he would make along the way, Francis decided to stop riding in cars after he saw an oil spill in San Francisco in 1971. The self-proclaimed hippie called it "an environmental insult that you just couldn't turn away from." He plucked at his banjo as he began telling his story to a crowded room of environmentalists at the California Resource Recovery Association's 31st annual conference in San Pedro on Monday morning. |
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| San Gabriel Valley Woman Named "Recycler of the Year" p. 2 (pdf) | ||
