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DESCRIPTION:This session will begin with the presentation of the 2021 Susta
 inable Materials Management Technical Division Distinguished Individual Ac
 hievement Award. \n\n10 WAYS BUILDING COMPOSTING INFRASTRUCTURE CAN SAVE T
 HE PLANET\n_Risa Weinberger\, President\, Risa Weinberger Associates_\nWe 
 often think of composting primarily as a means to divert organics from the
  landfill to meet diversion goals. After all\, organics make up about 50% 
 of the waste stream. But it is so much more than that. It is worth your su
 pport as part of your solid waste infrastructure and it belongs in public 
 policy. This presentation will stretch your brain and possibly change your
  perspective.\n\nFOOD SCRAPS\, YARD TRIM AND HORSE MANURE - ORGANICS RESOU
 RCES IN HOWARD COUNTY\, MD\n_Regina Cagle Irr\, Environmental Engineer\, E
 A Engineering\, Science\, and Technology\, Inc.\, PBC_\nThe Howard County\
 , MD Compost Facility is a premier example of how municipalities can provi
 de cost-effective composting of food waste\, yard trim\, and manure. This 
 case study illustrates available composting technology and key facility de
 sign considerations for a successful project. The project economics show h
 ow waste diversion offsets the capital and operational costs\, making the 
 business case for waste diversion and organics management.\n\nSWANA CEU: .
 75
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SUMMARY:Making the Case for Organics Management & SMM Technical Division Aw
 ard Presentation
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This session will begin with the presentati
 on of the 2021 Sustainable Materials Management Technical Division Disting
 uished Individual Achievement Award. </p>\n\n<p><strong>10 Ways Building C
 omposting Infrastructure Can Save the Planet</strong><br /><em>Risa Weinbe
 rger\, President\, Risa Weinberger Associates</em><br />\nWe often think o
 f composting primarily as a means to divert organics from the landfill to 
 meet diversion goals. After all\, organics make up about 50% of the waste 
 stream. But it is so much more than that. It is worth your support as part
  of your solid waste infrastructure and it belongs in public policy. This 
 presentation will stretch your brain and possibly change your perspective.
 </p>\n\n<p><strong>Food Scraps\, Yard Trim and Horse Manure - Organics Res
 ources in Howard County\, MD</strong><br /><em>Regina Cagle Irr\, Environm
 ental Engineer\, EA Engineering\, Science\, and Technology\, Inc.\, PBC</e
 m><br />\nThe Howard County\, MD Compost Facility is a premier example of 
 how municipalities can provide cost-effective composting of food waste\, y
 ard trim\, and manure. This case study illustrates available composting te
 chnology and key facility design considerations for a successful project. 
 The project economics show how waste diversion offsets the capital and ope
 rational costs\, making the business case for waste diversion and organics
  management.</p>\n\n<p class='ldesc'>SWANA CEU: .75</p>
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DESCRIPTION:This session will begin with the presentation of the 2021 Susta
 inable Materials Management Technical Division Distinguished Individual Ac
 hievement Award. \n\n10 WAYS BUILDING COMPOSTING INFRASTRUCTURE CAN SAVE T
 HE PLANET\n_Risa Weinberger\, President\, Risa Weinberger Associates_\nWe 
 often think of composting primarily as a means to divert organics from the
  landfill to meet diversion goals. After all\, organics make up about 50% 
 of the waste stream. But it is so much more than that. It is worth your su
 pport as part of your solid waste infrastructure and it belongs in public 
 policy. This presentation will stretch your brain and possibly change your
  perspective.\n\nFOOD SCRAPS\, YARD TRIM AND HORSE MANURE - ORGANICS RESOU
 RCES IN HOWARD COUNTY\, MD\n_Regina Cagle Irr\, Environmental Engineer\, E
 A Engineering\, Science\, and Technology\, Inc.\, PBC_\nThe Howard County\
 , MD Compost Facility is a premier example of how municipalities can provi
 de cost-effective composting of food waste\, yard trim\, and manure. This 
 case study illustrates available composting technology and key facility de
 sign considerations for a successful project. The project economics show h
 ow waste diversion offsets the capital and operational costs\, making the 
 business case for waste diversion and organics management.\n\nSWANA CEU: .
 75
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