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Here is a nice step forward, but I hate to burst their bubble by telling them that they aren’t the first national conference to go Zero Waste … the GRRN National Zero Waste Conference in NYC a few years ago beat em to it, and I’m sure the CRRA has gone there as well.   But hey, this is a biggie, and it’s in another country!  Bravo!

 

Eric

 

Interviews Available with Canadian Waste & Recycling Expo About First Ever Zero-Waste Program

Published on: November 20th, 2007 12:01am by: sandy@no.address

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(OPENPRESS) November 20, 2007 -- Committing to divert Canadian Waste & Recycling Expo (CWRE) waste from the landfill, the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre and Messe Frankfurt, the expo’s organizer, are locking the trash compactors for the entire event, Nov. 28-29, and striving to make on-site recycling easy.

“As the largest and only national trade show in Canada serving the waste, recycling and public works markets, we have a commitment to doing our part to help sustain the environment,” said Arnie Gess, CWRE’s show manager. “This first-of-its-kind Zero-Waste recycling project will set a standard for the industry as well as other events to follow.”

Demonstrating its commitment to the Zero-Waste program, the show and convention center will increase the accessibility of easily-recycled materials and collection systems. It is encouraging its exhibitors to use recyclable materials in their booths and remove all materials they bring in. The convention center also will use recycable and reusable materials in food service.

Happy Stan’s Recycling Services Ltd., the program administer, will supply on-site staff to respond to questions and concerns, and will perform a detailed audit of the initiative to show its results.

Industry Issues and Trends
The CRWE show features the latest technologies, issues and trends, and will highlight Vancouver’s new government-supported stewardship program to recycle old electronics (e-waste).

An additional half a dozen special events are planned, sponsored by industry affiliates and presented by industry leaders, government officials and renowned experts covering a wide array of interests, policies, regulations, technologies and concerns.

Messe Frankfurt officials are available to discuss the Zero-Waste program, and industry issues and trends, as the show marks its 10th anniversary with this year’s event .

To arrange an interview with David Audrain, president; Daniel McKinnon, executive vice president; and Arnie Gess, show manager, at the show or via telephone, contact: Arnie Gess, 877-534-7285, arnie.gess@no.address Media passes are available to attend the show.

For further information, please visit www.cwre.ca

Press Contact:
Arnie Gess
Messe Frankfurt, Inc.
877-534-7285
arnie.gess@no.address

 

 




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