Monday, May 8 Pre-Conference Activities Schedule |
Tour - State Goverment Recycling Program (Bus leaves at 12:30)
Tour - 334 Recycling and Transfer (Bus continues from previous tour)
Golf Outing at the Brickyard Crossing (Meet at the Speedway at 1:00 p.m.)
Welcoming Reception - Duckpin Bowling in Historic Fountain Square (Bus leaves at 6:30)
Tuesday, May 9 Activities Schedule |
Registration
Conference Opening Session-Coalition Annual Meeting and Continental Breakfast
In spite of a decade of recycling efforts, we are generating more waste than every. Why is that? An interactive panel of experts will debate the reasons why we are such a wasteful society. The audience will be challenged to think about ways they can make a difference. How are electronics currently managed? Where do the components ultimately end-up, and what are the environmental concerns about recycling these materials?
Exhibits Open - Silent Auction Opens
Lunch and Recognition of the Recipients of the 2000 Governor's Award for Excellence in Recycling
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Disputing the comments from the session above, this session showcases the award-winning private and public sictor programs currently operation in Indiana. |
Building on the ideas generated in the morning session, speakers will provide practical solutions to preventing waste. |
In addition to recycling options, what other options exist for electronics, especially programs that include reuse or support training activities? |
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Break/Visit Exhibits |
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On Earth Day 1999 Governor O'Bannon signed the Greening the Government Executive Order, with the intent of enhancing source reduction, establishing recycling collections at all state facilities, purchasing recycled-content products and increasing pollution prevention and energy efficiency. Many plans have developed-what's next? |
One way to reduce the need to generate new products is to reuse existing products. Learn how businesses, schools, organizations, governments and individuals can incorporate reuse into their everyday lives. |
Who has had electornics collection programs for reuse or recycling? This session includes a discussion of program experiences from electronics recycling organizations and local collection program organizers. |
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Silent and Live Auction / Reception |
Wednesday, May 10 Activities Schedule |
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Registration |
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Recyclers' Networking Continental Breakfast - NIRI Media Campaign |
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Exhibits Open |
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A showcase of the wide variety of recycled-coentent products made and offered for sale by Indiana companies. Come see the full line of items available and learn where to buy them. |
A two-part session for businesses, plus an afternoon tour of a local lamp recycling facility.
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Break / Visit Exhibits |
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Come reuse with us. You'll take home a spring holiday craft and a booklet of reduce, reuse, and recycle ideas for the whole year. |
How do stores get recycled-content products on their shelves? What factors go into a store's product selection criteria? What can recycling professionals do to assist in this effort? Where to find recycled-content products over the internet. |
This session is a continuation of the Fluorescent Bulb session described above.
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Prize Drawing Announced / Exhibits Close |
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Lunch and Keynote: Recycling and Retail Businesses ... Working to Achieve our Common Goals
Jim Bosch, Manager of Environmental Affairs, Target Stores |
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Planning Meeting and Elections |
Meeting |
(drive on your own) |
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