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Recycling Council of Alberta Hosts Waste Reduction Conference
Posted June 10, 2010 by LSC
The Recycling Council of Alberta is excited to announce the 2010 Waste Reduction Conference Building Tomorrow will be held October 13–15 in Lake Louise, Alberta.
We are building the future, and we have a vision of a world without waste.
How is the future going to look? Building Tomorrow looks at options, technologies and strategies. Check out the lineup of this year’s premier waste reduction event in Canada. Help us explore ways to build a strong foundation for tomorrow – visit the conference website to learn more and register today.
The Building Tomorrow conference web site is where you’ll find agenda updates, registration information and other conference details. Be sure to visit the site often – the agenda will continue to be updated as speakers and sessions are confirmed.
2010 Canadian Environmental Network Conference Announced
Posted June 10, 2010 by LSC
The Canadian Environmental Network’s (RCEN) 2010 Conference is happening September 17‐19 in downtown Montreal. Share your experiences and join the conversation on biodiversity and the values of ecosystem services.
What’s New
The RCEN’s annual gathering is traditionally the place where environmental NGOs meet to discuss today’s most pressing environmental issues. This year, we’re opening up the conference to other sectors of the environmental community and the general public.
Public Presentations: Meet members of the RCEN’s 11 issue‐based caucuses and learn about their work: agriculture, environmental assessment, health, mining, water, youth and more.
Diversity of Perspectives: participants from ENGOs, government, industry, First Nations and youth will share their views on the values of biodiversity.
Guest Speaker: Elizabeth Dowdeswell, President of the Council of Canadian Academies, and former Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme.
Conserving Biodiversity Pays: The Values of Ecosystem Services
We all depend on biodiversity to live happy, healthy lives. In keeping with the United Nations’ International Year of Biodiversity, speakers at the 2010 conference discuss how conserving iodiversity pays—now and for the future.
For more information about speakers, programming and registration, visit the 2010 RCEN Conference website.
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