Branson Radisson Hotel

Branson, Missouri

June 6-8, 2011

MISSOURI RECYCLING ASSOCIATION

PO BOX 2144 JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65102 573.491.4255

WWW.MORA.ORG

MORA 2011

Annual Conference

Printed on recycled paper

Region M Solid Waste Management District

Proud to Support MORA in leading Missouri

toward a sustainable future

Promoting Better Solid

Waste Management in

Southwest Missouri

Grants Available to Public, Private, and Non-Profit Sectors for:

Material Collection and Processing

Household Hazardous Waste Management

Public Education – Litter Control – City Wide Clean-ups

Tire Amnesty Events

Scrap Electronics Collections

417-649-6400

www.regionm.org

Funding provided through:

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Serving the Counties of

Barton, Jasper, Newton,

McDonald and Vernon

Dear Conference Attendees: On behalf of the Missouri Recycling Association Board of Directors and Staff, welcome to MORA’s 2011 conference. We are excited to be back in Branson and thrilled to coordinate this dynamic conference bringing together Missouri’s recycling professionals and individuals dedicated to the principles of sustainability. The conference agenda is complete with workshops, technical sessions, various presenters, nationally renowned speakers, exhibit hall, site tours, recycling awards, silent auction, and fun evening networking events. This year’s session topics were selected to encompass all aspects of waste reducing, reusing, recycling, and composting. It is our goal that this conference will help you become better environmental leaders, stewards, and professionals. There are many excellent opportunities for learning and networking with colleagues. Be sure to visit the exhibit booths and take a few moments to speak with the exhibitors to learn about services and products they have to offer. All of the sessions promise great information by first-rate speakers. Tuesday features William Tucker during the Plenary Breakfast, Dr. Joseph Fiksel during the Keynote Luncheon and Brenda Pulley with Keep America Beautiful in the afternoon session. Wednesday features the new Department of Natural Resources director, Sarah Parker Pauley at the annual State of the State Luncheon. Please take full advantage of these great educational opportunities.

Finally, MORA greatly appreciates the generosity of all our conference sponsors. This support enables the association to host an extraordinary conference providing members with an opportunity to network, share successes, learn about national trends, and bring in experts from across the nation. Please take a moment to browse the list of sponsors on the back page of the program.

I would like to extend a special thanks to the conference committee, volunteers, moderators, and presenters for their hard work and dedication toward another successful conference.

Enjoy the Conference,

Dave Beal MORA President

EARLY BIRD RECEPTION SUNDAY, JUNE 5 12:30 – 8:00 AT ZIP LINE USA Located in Reeds Spring, Missouri. Zip Line USA is a place of adventure, nature, fun, and relaxation. Come soar

through the trees in specialized harnesses for an exciting look at the beautiful Ozark Mountains from a unique

perspective. Zip Line USA offers adventurous souls a

thrilling opportunity to soar through the beautiful Ozark

canopy. The canopy tour involves traversing from one

platform to another along a steel cable suspended up to

380 feet above the forest floor and spanning distances of

500 to 3200 feet.

Thank you to All Points Recycling, Service Recycling, and

Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission–Region F Solid

Waste Management District for sponsoring this reception.

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Letter from MORA’s President

Plenary Speaker

Breakfast with William Tucker

PLENARY BREAKFAST WITH WILLIAM TUCKER

Tuesday, June 7, 2011 8:00–9:30

William Tucker is a veteran journalist who has covered energy and the environment

for thirty years. His latest book, Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Power Will Lead the

Green Revolution and End America’s Long Energy Odyssey, was published in October

2008 by Bartleby Press. He has written books on crime, housing and the environmental movement. His

articles have appeared in Reader’s Digest, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, as well as many

other publications. He has three adult children and currently resides in Piermont, New York with his wife,

Stephanie Gutmann, also a writer.

Missouri

Department of

Natural Resources

P.O. Box 176 Jefferson City, MO 65102 E-Mail: swmp@dnr.mo.gov www.dnr.mo.gov

REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE

MORA encourages you to recycle

during the conference. We will

collect PAPER, OCC, PLASTICS,

ALUMINUM, and GLASS.

Thanks to the City of Branson and the

City of Springfield for assisting with

our collection effort!

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Department Toll Free Number 1-800-361-4827

Solid Waste Management Program 573-751-5401

Keynote Speaker

Harnessing Market Forces to Achieve Sustainable Materials Management

Lunch with Dr. Joseph Fiksel Tuesday, June 7, 2011 11:30–1:00 p.m.

Dr. Fiksel is Executive Director of the Center for Resilience at Ohio State University, an interdisciplinary research center. As a research faculty member in the Integrated Systems Engineering Department, he collaborates with

companies, government agencies, non-profits, and other organizations to develop new methods and tools for understanding the interdependence among social, environmental, and economic systems. Dr. Fiksel is also Principal and Co-Founder of the consulting firm Eco-Nomics LLC, and an internationally recognized expert on sustainable business practices including life cycle management, design for environment, and sustainable supply chain management. A native of Montreal, he began his career with DuPont of Canada, and subsequently worked for Arthur D. Little and Battelle. Currently he is Sustainability Advisor to the U.S. EPA Office of Research & Development.

Dr. Fiksel was a founding member and officer of the Society for Risk Analysis, and has testified on health risk analysis issues before Congressional and White House committees. He has published over 70 refereed articles and several books, and is a frequently invited speaker at international business and professional conferences. His most recent book, Design for Environment, 2nd Edition: A Guide to Sustainable Product Development was published by McGraw-Hill in 2009. Dr. Fiksel holds a bachelor’s degree from M.I.T., a doctorate in Operations Research from Stanford University, and an advanced degree in applied mathematics from La Sorbonne in Paris.

Thank you to Hallmark Cards, Inc. and St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District for sponsoring this presentation.

HALLMARK CARDS, INC.

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DON’T MISS THE ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Member Appreciation Drawings

Join us for breakfast, Wednesday, June 8th 7:30-8:45 a.m.

A drawing will be held during the annual membership meeting.

Three prizes will be awarded to members in attendance.

Keep America Beautiful Update with Brenda Pulley Tuesday, June 7, 2011 4:45 – 5:45

Brenda joined KAB in October 2010 and is responsible for the overall development,

execution and expansion of the America Recycles Day Program as well as support the

recycling department’s other programs. Brenda is also charged with outreach to

Washington-based stakeholders of interest to KAB including policy makers, and trade association and non-

governmental organization representatives. In this role she is responsible for identifying and developing

strategies for key policy issues of interest to KAB, its mission and members. Prior to joining KAB, Brenda served

as the Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Communications for the world’s largest aluminum rolling and

recycling company, Novelis. Brenda has worked on various energy and environmental issues both in

corporations and trade associations for nearly 30 years, starting her career working for the U.S. House of

Representatives, Energy and Environment Small Business Committee.

Keep America Beautiful

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One Complimentary

Associate Level

Membership for

1 Year

(Value - $150.00)

One

Complimentary

2012 MORA

Conference

Registration

(Value - >$200)

One Complimentary

Night’s Stay for a

Member Staying at

the Radisson Hotel

for the 2011

Conference.

(Value $89 + Fees)

State of the State Luncheon Speaker

Missouri’s Environmental Legacy

Wednesday, June 8, 2011 12:00 – 1:30

Sara Parker Pauley, Director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has come a long way over the years since it was first created in

1974. The department continues to learn how to protect, preserve and enhance Missouri’s natural, cultural and

energy resources using new technologies and through better understanding. Sara Parker Pauley will discuss her

vision and priorities for the department to ensure Missouri’s abundant and treasured natural resources will

continue to provide a valuable quality of life for generations to come.

All Points

Recycling

Cassville, MO

Brokerage & Processing Center

Brenda Fletcher & Leslie Smith

417-847-4258

www.allpointsrecycling.com

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Sunday, June 5 10:00 – 4:00 Early Bird Registration

10:00 – 4:00 Exhibitor Set-up

12:30 – 8:00 Early Bird Reception at Zip Line USA

Monday, June 6 7:00 – 4:30 Registration

8:00 -12:30 Tour 1 – Waste to Energy, Waste to New Construction

8:00 – 4:00 Workshop 1 – 8 hr. Annual HAZWOPER Refresher Training, Dave Epema

8:00 – 12:00 Workshop 2 – Identifying the Unknown, Bob Fletcher

10:00 – 4:00 Exhibitor Setup

12:30 – 4:30 Workshop 3 – Things That Go Boom!, Bob Fletcher

1:00 – 4:30 Tour 2 – Resort to Environmental Excellence

4:30 – 6:30 Sponsor/Exhibitor Reception

6:30 – 7:30 Education Committee Meeting

6:30 – 8:30 Legislative Forum

Tuesday, June 7 8:00 - 2:00 Registration

8:00 – 9:30 Plenary Breakfast with William Tucker/Exhibit Hall Open

9:45 – 11:15 Concurrent Sessions

11:30– 1:00 Lunch with Keynote Speaker, Dr. Joseph Fiksel

1:15 – 2:45 Concurrent Sessions

3:00 – 4:30 Exhibit Hall/Silent Auction Begins

4:45 - 5:45 KAB Update, Brenda Pulley

6:00 – 7:30 Awards Dinner

8:00 Silent Auction Ends

Wednesday, June 8

8:00 -2:00 Registration

7:30 – 8:45 Annual Meeting Breakfast

9:00 – 10:15 Concurrent Sessions

10:30 – 11:45 Concurrent Sessions

12:00 – 1:30 State of the State Luncheon, Sara Parker Pauley, DNR Director

2:00 Exhibit Hall Closes

2:00 – 3:30 Tour 3 – Zero Wasted Space

2:00 – 4:00 Materials Management Solid Waste Forum Follow-Up, Brenda Ardrey

At-a-Glance Schedule

MORA Legislative Forum – Monday 6:30 pm

Help define MORA’s political positions by participating in the Legislative Forum on Monday evening from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. The forum provides a final opportunity to debate and amend two resolutions before they are presented to the full membership for adoption. The resolutions, addressing Solid Waste District Funding and Product Stewardship, were identified as priorities at the 2010 MORA Legislative Forum. Both have been approved by the Legislative Committee and the MORA Board of Directors. Once passed by the MORA membership, these will guide the decisions and actions by the Board and our lobbyists.

Your participation is important! There will be no opportunity to debate or amend the resolutions at the annual Membership meeting on Wednesday. Members will only vote for or against the resolutions. If a resolution does not pass, it will go back to the Legislative Committee to rework for the fall Legislative meeting. The Legislative Forum will also define the priority legislative issues for MORA to explore and address in the next resolutions. Please plan to join the Legislative Committee for this important forum on Monday night.

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Sunday, June 5

10:00 – 4:00 Early Bird Registration Tablerock A & B

10:00 – 4:00 Exhibitor Set up Tablerock A & B

12:30 – 8:00 Early Bird Reception Zip Line USA

Monday, June 6 7:00 – 4:30 Registration Tablerock A & B

8:00 – 12:30 Tour 1 - Waste to Energy, Waste to New Construction Meet at front entrance

8:00 – 4:00 Workshop 1 – 8 Hr. Annual HAZWOPER Refresher Training with Dave Epema Taneycomo C

8:00 – 12:00 Workshop 2 – Identifying the Unknown with Bob Fletcher Taneycomo D

10:00 – 4:00 Exhibitor Set up Exhibition Hall

12:30 – 4:30 Workshop 3 – Things That Go Boom with Bob Fletcher Taneycomo D

1:00 – 4:30 Tour 2 – Resort to Environmental Excellence Meet at front entrance

4:30 – 6:30 Sponsor/Exhibitor Reception Tablerock A & B

6:30-7:30 Education Committee Meeting Taneycomo D

6:30 – 8:30 Legislative Forum Taneycomo C

Tuesday, June 7 8:00 – 2:00 Registration Tablerock A & B

8:00 – 9:30 Plenary Breakfast with William Tucker Exhibit Hall Open

Tablerock A & B

9:45 – 11:15 Concurrent Sessions

Session A1 – Waste Electronics --- From De-manufacturing to Reclaiming to Reutilizing and Recycling Speakers: Randy Lopez, Intercom Solutions; Dewayne Burns, Esco Processing & Recycling

Freedom

Session A2 – Pharmaceutical Disposal & Working With Law Enforcement Speakers: Melissa Schneider, The Alliance of SWMO; Judy Williams, DEA in Kansas City

Patriot

Session A3 – Do Employers and Employees Really Put Safety First? Speakers: Bob Fletcher, Certified Environmental Trainer; Beverly Oakes, Beverly’s Traffic Control and Safety

Liberty

11:30 – 1:00 Lunch with Key Note Speaker, Dr. Joseph Fiksel Tablerock A & B

1:15 – 2:45 Concurrent Sessions

Session B1 – Medical Supplies – Rescued, Reused , Redistributed Speakers: John Kachelman, Life Resources International; Roene Blankenship, C.U.R.E.

Freedom

Session B2 – Waste to Energy Speakers: Lynn Calton, City of Lamar

Patriot

Session B3 – Adventures in Plastics #1 through #7 and Reverse Vending Machines Speakers: Chris Weber, Pepsi Dream Machine-Greenopolis; Vince Herran, Sealed Air/Cryovac Division

Liberty

3:00 – 4:30 Exhibit Hall/Silent Auction Begins Tablerock A & B

4:45 – 5:45 Keep America Beautiful Update Speaker: Brenda Pulley

Tablerock A & B

6:00 – 7:30 Awards Dinner Tablerock A & B

8:00 Silent Auction Ends Tablerock A & B

Conference Schedule

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Wednesday, June 8 7:30 – 8:45 Annual Meeting Breakfast Tablerock A & B

9:00 - 10:15 Concurrent Sessions

Session C1 – Opposite Ends of the Spectrum- from Illegal Dumps to Sophisticated Collections Speakers: Todd Schneider, Missouri DNR; Tony Krieg, Midwest Recycling Center

Freedom

Session C2 – Environmental Partners – From Glass to Storm Water Speakers: Carrie Lamb and Barbara Lucks, City of Springfield; Mike Utz, Ripple Glass

Patriot

Session C3 – Alternative Fuels and Alternative Feedstock Speakers: David Fenton, Clean Tech Biofuels, St. Louis; JD Lindeberg, Resource Recycling Systems

Liberty

10:30-11:45 Session D1 – The Basics of Recycling Systems & Public Information/Social Marketing Speakers: Cynthia Mitchell, City of Columbia; Andy Likes, Vandiver Group

Freedom

Session D2 – Compost Happens Speakers: Dr. Hwei-Yiing Johnson, Lincoln University; Patrick Geraty, St. Louis Composting

Patriot

Session D3 – The Many Uses of Tires and Construction & Demolition Waste Speakers: Susan Martin, Homes for Hope; Vicki and Art Boyt, SolSource Greenbuild; Terry Rainey, Modified Asphalt Solutions.

Liberty

12:00 – 1:30 State of the State Luncheon Speaker: Sara Parker Pauley, Director, Missouri Department of Natural Resources

Tablerock A & B

2:00 Exhibit Hall closes Tablerock A & B

2:00-3:30 Tour 3 – Zero Wasted Space Meet at front entrance

2:00 – 4:00 Materials Management Solid Waste Forum Follow-up Speaker: Brenda Ardrey, Department of Natural Resources

Taneycomo C

SILENT AUCTION

Tuesday, June 7th; 3:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Bid Early! Bid Often!

Check to see if you are high bidder at close of auction.

Cash, check and credit card accepted.

All items must be claimed and paid for at end of auction. Unclaimed items will be collected

and stored for conference auction 2012.

Thank you to those who contributed items to this event. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.

Conference Schedule

2012 Conference

September 10-12, 2012 St. Louis

SAVE THE DATE!!

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Workshops

Workshop 1: Annual HAZWOPER Refresher Training Taneycomo C Monday June 6, 8:00-4:00 Instructor: Dave Epema, Environmental Scientist, Midwest Environmental Consultants Co.

OSHA requires that all employees that work at hazardous waste or Superfund sites or conduct emergency response activities must be trained to handle hazardous materials safely. This is usually referred to as HAZWOPER Training. The original course is either 24 or 40 hours in length. The training covers such topics as: Personal Protective Equipment, Air Monitoring, Spill Response, Hazardous Waste Handling, Respiratory Protection, Medical Monitoring, Exposure Limits, etc. In addition to the initial course, employees must receive refresher training annually. This course is being offered to meet the OSHA annual refresher mandate. At the conclusion of the course, attendees will receive a Certification of Training.

Thank you to Region M Solid Waste Management District and PSC Environmental Services for sponsoring this workshop.

Workshop 2: Identifying the Unknown Taneycomo D Monday June 6, 8:00 – 12:00 Instructor: Bob Fletcher, Certified Environmental Trainer (CET) and Certified Hazardous Materials Manager This workshop is an introduction to basic techniques for identifying and categorizing unknown chemicals for safe disposal using DOT hazard classes. This is your chance to get straight-forward methods of quickly and safely processing unknown household hazardous wastes that can show up at collection sites. Materials that show up in a recycle stream can also create disposal and safety problems to you and your staff, so the more you know, the safer you can be.

Thank you to NAHMMA Heartland Chapter for sponsoring this workshop.

Workshop 3: Things That Go Boom Taneycomo D Monday June 6, 12:30 – 4:30 Instructor: Bob Fletcher, Certified Environmental Trainer (CET) and Certified Hazardous Materials Manager Do you ever think that odd materials may find their way into your recycle stream? Learn how things can get out of hand - as well as mitigate risks - with unstable chemicals (and people), unfortunate situations, and discovered devices. A must-attend for first responders, school cleanout-staff, business inspectors and screeners, solid waste, recycle staff and chemists at HHW collection sites and events. This class is a very student-instructor interactive session to get the maximum information from all that are attending.

Thank you to NAHMMA Heartland Chapter for sponsoring this workshop.

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Tours

(Meet in front lobby 15 minutes before departure)

Tour 1: Waste to Energy, Waste to New Construction Monday, June 6, 8:00 – 12:30

Sites: Noble Hill Landfill Renewable Energy and Watershed Center at Valley Water Mill Park The Noble Hill Landfill Renewable Energy Center (NHLREC) is a partnership of the City of Springfield and City Utilities that uses landfill methane gas to generate up to 3.2 megawatts of electric power – enough energy to serve over 2,000 utility customers! A $40,000 stimulus grant from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources will be used to determine the technical, environmental and economic feasibility of using a portion of NHLREC waste heat and electric power to power a large commercial greenhouse to be located on adjacent City property. If developed, the Renewable Energy/Sustainable Food greenhouse project would contribute to the region’s locally-grown food supply and create new year-round “green” jobs in the region.

The Watershed Center at Valley Water Mill Park is a longtime vision of the Watershed Committee of the Ozarks and Springfield’s environmental community. The site contains a microcosm of the Ozarks, including a small cave, losing stream, glade, forest, wet land and a 17-acre lake. Education stations offer opportunities for water quality research for students of all ages. The LEED certified Watershed Center is a model for sustainability, with built-in water and energy efficiencies, construction using recycled materials (thanks to a grant from Waste District O), a rain garden, pervious pavement/parking area, a karst window and a compost area.

Tour 2: Resort to Environmental Excellence Monday June 6, 1:00 – 4:30

Site: Big Cedar Lodge/Blue-Green Wilderness Club The Bluegreen Wilderness Club™ at Big Cedar Lodge is a family-friendly, 40-acre resort on Table Rock Lake. Patterned after the wilderness lodge architecture of the Adirondacks, the complex features a “green roof,” recycling at all guest accommodations, energy and water efficiencies (such as the laundry facility) that save 10,000 gallons of water daily. The resort is landscaped with drought-resistant native plants requiring no fertilization, meaning no run-off into the lake. The tour also includes the lodge’s composting facility, where organics are converted back to soil amendments. The resort won a 2007 Good Earthkeeping Award from the American Hotel and Lodging Association, and was selected as one of “10 Green Hotels Worth a Visit” by MotherNatureNetwork.com.

Tour #3: Zero Wasted Space Wednesday, June 8, 2:00 to 3:30

Site: Branson Public Works Water Tower Office Complex . The City of Branson Public Works staff works under a lot of pressure -- eight million pounds of pressure to be exact -- sitting just above their offices in the Branson water tower. This unique structure was the fifth in the nation when it was completed in 2007. An example of blending engineering, art, innovation and sustainable design principles, the City public works offices are located within a circular concrete walls on four stories built underneath the water tower.

Thank you to Region M Solid Waste Management District for sponsoring these tours.

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Concurrent Sessions

Tuesday Morning 9:45 - 11:15

A1 Waste Electronics-From De-manufacturing to Reclaiming to Reutilizing and Recycling (Freedom) Recycling old computers and electronics is a growing enterprise. Speakers will address the importance of working with a credible recycler who has the proper certifications. Some of the issues to be discussed include data security, data destruction, exporting, reselling, reusing and recycling.

A2 Pharmaceutical Disposal & Working with Law Enforcement (Patriot) Many think we should keep prescription and over-the-counter drugs from entering the waste water treatment plants, our drinking water, landfills…and most importantly our teenagers! Learn how to collect these medicines legally by partnering with the national “Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet” bi-annual event and permanent drop-off boxes.

A3 Do Employers & Employees Really Put Safety First? (Liberty) There is more to occupational safety than using personal protective equipment and orange cones. These speakers will discuss the many hazards in trash, recycling and household hazardous waste operations. Learn how to mitigate your risks and stay safe.

Tuesday Afternoon 1:15 – 2:45

B1 Medical Supplies ---Rescued, Reused, Redistributed (Freedom) Learn how Life Resources International, Compassionate Utilization of Resources and a local recycling center overcome corporate mentality and distribution hurdles to save medical supplies from the landfill. Follow the path from collection, warehousing and sorting in Arkansas to their final destination in foreign hospitals and regional disaster relief projects.

B2 Waste to Energy (Patriot) In 2005 the City of Lamar began investigating the potential of utilizing the landfill gas being produced at a nearby Republic Services landfill. Finally, in 2010, after years of negotiation, permitting, securing of financing and construction, the facility began operation generating electricity for the citizens of Lamar.

B3 Adventures in Plastics #1 through #7 and Reverse Vending Machines (Liberty) Discover the zero landfill journey of plastic packaging. Learn about PepsiCo sustainability and the PepsiCo Dream Machine plastic bottle (and aluminum can) recycling program.

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Wednesday Morning 9:00 - 10:15

C1 Opposite Ends of the Spectrum---From Illegal Dumps to Sophisticated Collections (Freedom) Learn how the Missouri Department of Natural Recourses handles illegal dumping with a focus on their (smile, you might be on…) covert camera project. Universities, school districts, municipalities, businesses and solid waste districts have the option to contract with full service companies for community recycling collection events, thus stemming the tide of illegal dumping.

C2 Environmental Partners---From Glass to Storm Water (Patriot) The public perceives Solid Waste Managers and Resource Recovery/Recycling Officials as “front line warriors” when it comes to environmental issues. Citizens assume we all know each other! It is to our advantage to work with other environmentalists, pool resources, and stretch budgets. This session will site two examples of what can be accomplished with determination, innovation and cooperation.

C3 Alternative Fuels and Alternative Feedstock (Liberty) There are many private industries and municipalities conducting operations using alternative fuels. One of them is Clean Tech Biofuels that will explain their game changing disruptive technology for the collection and management of Municipal Solid Waste that takes advantage of existing “legacy infrastructure”. Those empty milk cartons (aseptic packaging) actually contain high quality virgin paper that is ideal for recycling into new products. Join the Carton Council/Resource Recycling Systems to learn more about carton recycling and how you can help bring it to your area.

Wednesday Morning 10:30 – 11:45

D1 The Basics of Recycling Systems & Public Information/Social Marketing (Freedom) Cynthia Mitchell will highlight items that should be considered when developing programs such as residential and commercial collection, special events, drop-off recycling, material recovery facilities and waste minimization. Andy Likes will tell you how to tell your story through media relations and social media, and how to deliver your key messages the right way.

D2 Compost Happens (Patriot) There is a new kid in school---namely the Compost and Organics Association of Missouri (COAM), which will be represented by Patrick Geraty. Dr. Johnson will introduce various composting technologies usefully for waste management and will cover composting discipline, process, and quality evaluation.

D3 The Many Uses of Tires and Construction & Demolition Waste (Liberty) Hear the history of the Missouri Department of Transportation becoming the first state DOT to test, experiment, and specify asphalt binder using ground tire rubber. Recycled tires give drivers smoother, quieter, and longer lasting roads. The Boyts will discuss the utilization of recycled products in construction materials and recycling construction waste to reduce the landfill stream and how it impacts LEED certification for construction projects. Susan Martin will provide first-hand accounts of how you can harvest, donate and reuse architectural salvage, and C&D debris via resale stores.

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Roene Blankenship roeneblk@yahoo.com 417-358-9578 Volunteer-Facilitator/Coordinator for Compassionate Utilization of Resources (CURE), has a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from the Kansas University Medical Center. C.U.R.E. acts as a receiver and distributor of donated medical supplies, equipment and hospital linens and disaster aid support in the Continental USA and abroad in third- world countries.

Art and Vickie Boyt arthurboyt@gmail.com 417-592-2321 vickie.boyt@gmail.com 417-658-9898 Art and Vickie are partners in SolSource, Greenbuild. Art is a solar and renewable energy designer with more the 30 years of experience with solar and energy efficiency. As the head of the Crowder College solar program he was involved in a wide range of projects including solar vehicles and off-grid solar homes. Art now consults with businesses and homebuilders on energy analysis, building design, and renewable energy solutions. Vickie is a designer and builder of green, energy efficient solar buildings, working in commercial and residential construction since 1999. As a member of the US Green Building Council, she serves as the LEED coordinator for SolSource Greenbuild.

Dewayne Burns EPRInfo@eSCOMarine.com 479-899-6443 Dewayne is President and CEO of Esco Processing and Recycling, LLC (EPR) Rogers, Arkansas has been in the asset management business for more than a decade. He saw EPR achieving success through dedication to “Cradle to Resource”. The future of recycling and the preservation of the earth’s natural resources hinged on the concept of recycling entire units down into their basic commodities. This allows for reentry into the production markets with minimal to no waste. Dewayne has led the company to triple the volume from when they first opened, while maintaining a Zero Landfill Policy.

Lynn Calton lynncalton@tiadon.com 573-682-5554 Lynn is the City Administrator for the City of Lamar. He received his BS in Civil Engineering from the Missouri Institute of Science and Technology. Lynn, a Professional Engineer and Professional Land Surveyor, was previously employed as a Consulting Engineering, for the city of Tulsa, New Jersey and as a City Administrator for the city of Memphis and has been in Lamar for 20 years.

Dave Epema depema@mecpc.com 573-636-9454 Dave represents Midwest Environmental Consultants and has more than 20 years of experience in environmental, safety and health consulting throughout the Midwest. Dave is a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET), and has helped numerous industrial and government clients throughout Missouri navigate the complex ES&H regulatory and risk management arenas.

Speakers

David Fenton dfenton@fentoneng.com 314-434-9747 David founded Fenton Engineering International in 1980. He has specialized expertise in alternate energy technology processes; fermentation and enzyme reaction processes; biomass energy conversion technologies; solar thermal and photovoltaic systems; waste heat recovery and energy reuse, processes utilizing landfill gas for power generation, process heat and cogeneration. David is a registered professional engineer and holds a Ph.D., M.S., and B.S. degree in Civil/Structural Engineering from Missouri University of Science & Technology at Rolla.

Dr. Joseph Fiksel fiksel.2@osu.edu 614-688-8155

See complete bio on page 4.

Bob Fletcher bob.fletcher1@us.army.mil 270-798-9595 Bob is a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET) and Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) with a BS in Agriculture and currently working on his masters in Applied Engineering and Technology Management. He has over 40 years experience with hazardous materials and emergency situations as a fire fighter, EMT, EMS & EMA Director. Bob is on the SWANA training faculty and has presented HHW safety training sessions at WASTECON and HAZWOPER classes and refreshers across the United States.

Patrick Geraty pgeraty@stlcompost.com 636-861-3344 Patrick founded St. Louis Composting, Inc. in 1992 in response to Missouri Senate Bill 530 which established solid waste disposal reduction goals. Prior to that Patrick owned and operated a landscaping company for 12 years. With nearly 20 years of dedication to the recycling and composting industry, Pat has grown his company into the largest composting business in the region. In 2010, he extended that effort by launching the region’s largest commercial food composting operation. He uses his experience in the composting industry to work with other businesses to assist them in planning, designing and implementing compost operations. He also put his experience to use again in 2010 by forming the Composting and Organics Association of Missouri (COAM).

Vince Herran vince.herran@sealedair.com 864 -433 -2199 Vince is Global Recycling Director from Sealed Air Corporation, Cryovac Division in Duncan, South Carolina. He received his Bachelor & Masters degrees in Mechanical Engineering from NC State University, North Carolina. Vince worked in Plastics since 1976 at Celanese Plastics Company, Union Carbide, before joining Cryovac 30 years ago. He has been involved with Plastics Product Developments including plant expansions and startups his entire career and started his recycling focus in 1996.

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Dr. Hwei-Yiing Johnson johnsonh@lincolnu.edu 573-681-5533 Dr. Johnson is a State Agronomy Specialist and Associate Professor at Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri. She has managed Lincoln University Composting Facility since its operation in 1995 and was involved in the facility design and the operation planning and quality control. Dr. Johnson received composting operation training at US Composting Council (USCC), Washington Organic Recycling Council (WORC), and BioWaste Management Inc. John Kachelman jkachelman@centurytel.net 501-268-7588 John is employed as the Executive Director of Life Resources International and has been involved in foreign mission work since 1994. John’s mission takes him to the Ukraine twice a year with donated medical supplies. John has also worked to ship in benevolent items to Sri Lanka, India, Sudan, Indonesia, the Republic of Georgia, and the Republic of Kyrgyz. John is also a partner in Operation Provide Hope, a federally funded humanitarian relief program operated by the U.S. Department of State.

Tony Krieg tony@midwrc.net 314-703-6365 Tony attended College of the Ozarks for Business and has been self employed from the time he finished his second year of college to raise his family. Tony owned and operated Krieg’s Landscaping from 1992-2005. Tony co-owned Hogenmiller Appliance and Electronics retail store from 1998-2006. Tony and business partner Jeff Porter managed 2 new appliance and electronic retail stores, appliance and electronic repair business, recycled used appliances, subcontracted with Sears processing over 3000 appliances a month including Freon holding units such as refrigerators, air conditioners and dehumidifiers. The appliance recycling business morphed into MRC Recycling in 2002, when at the request of the St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District, Tony started recycling electronics. Tony has been a member of e-cyclest.louis.org since its inception, member of MORA, and on the original task force for legislation of electronics recycling in the State of Missouri.

Carrie Lamb clamb@springfieldmo.gov 417-864-1996 Carrie is a Storm Water Technician for the City of Springfield. She is a graduate of Missouri State University with a BS in Geography-Natural Resource Conservation and currently pursuing an MS in Natural and Applied Science. She has been with the City of Springfield Storm Water Services Division for eight years working on the MS4 program.

Speakers

Andy Likes alikes@vandivergroup.com 314-991-4641 x110 As the Director of Media Relations for the Vandiver Group, Andy has more than 11 years of experience in broadcast journalism and more than 5 years of experience in strategic communications. He now leads The Vandiver Group's media practice group, which covers media relations, crisis communications, training and corporate reputation. Andy has experience working directly with recyclers, waste haulers and a number of other agencies, companies and organizations on recycling projects and media relations. JD Lindeberg jdl@recycle.com 734.996.1361 JD, P.E. LEED AP, President and Chief Financial Officer, has worked for 25 years with leading U.S. non-profit and private institutions on green business planning, financial assessment and project management. JD’s extensive practical knowledge in biomass energy systems, capital project planning, design engineering, organics and “green” housing projects makes him invaluable to the Resource Recycling Systems organization. He has pursued the development of environmental and sustainable technology through his involvement in the Environmental Capital Network and his own ventures into “green” home and resort construction. JD serves as the Chair on the Clean Energy Coalition, Managing Partner of the Co-housing Development Company and is a visiting faculty member at the University of Michigan, teaching sustainable economies.

JD holds an MPA (specialization in Domestic Policy Analysis) from Princeton University, an MS in Civil Engineering from Stanford University and a BA from Dartmouth College Randy Lopez randy@interconrecycling.com 813-886-3109 Randy is a Sustainability Consultant with Intercon Solutions, the largest e-waste recycler in the United States. Randy has worked for Intercon Solutions for the past 5 years creating customized recycling solutions for businesses, government agencies, and community organizations. The focus for Randy is to offer a zero waste solution for all electronic waste materials, manufacturing scrap and universal waste. Barbara Lucks blucks@springfieldmo.gov 417-864-2005 Barbara is a Materials Recovery/Education Coordinator for the Public Works Department, Springfield, Missouri. Barbara is responsible for planning and implementing the Market Development and Education/Information components of Springfield's Integrated Solid Waste Management System. This includes working with schools, environmental organizations and community organizations to encourage waste reduction and recycling activities. She works with economic development professionals to attract business and industry to Springfield that utilizes recycled materials in their production, process or service.

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Susan Martin mchh@tri-lakes.net 417-335-2015 Susan is the Executive Director of Homes of Hope (formerly a Habitat for Humanity affiliate) for over 16 years. During her tenure, the organization has built over 25 new homes and refurbished seven providing decent and affordable housing for over 30 families. In 2002, partnering with the Aluminum Association, the organization set up aluminum can recycling

bins throughout Taney and Stone Counties, and by 2006 was the largest aluminum recycling agent in southwest Missouri. That same year, the organization received a $45,000.00 award from the Aluminum Association with which they built "The Aluminum Can House" in Taney County. Cynthia Mitchell cmmitche@gocolumbiamo.com 573-874-7555 Cynthia works as the Landfill & Recovery Superintendent for the City of Columbia, responsible for daily operations and oversight of the Sanitary Landfill, the Compost Facility and the Material Recovery Facility. She has her Masters Degree in Business Administration, is a member of MORA, MWCC and the MO Chapter of APWA. She is currently the Treasurer for the MO Chapter of SWANA. Beverly Oakes beverly.oakes@accellart.com 417- 625-6694

Beverly’s Traffic Control and Safety Inc.

Sara Parker Pauley www.dnr.mo.gov 573-751-3443 See complete bio on page 7. Brenda Pulley bpulley@kab.org 202-688-0603 See complete bio on page 6. Terry Rainey terry.rainey1@gmail.com 720-320-3456 Terry is Chief Operating Officer of Modified Asphalt Solutions, Inc. He graduated from Northwest Missouri State University, with a Bachelors degree in Business/Industrial Technology. Terry founded his first business in 1999, Advanced Surface Professionals, which specialized in ground tire rubber (GTR) for school playground surface. In 2003 Terry continued his “green company” mission by joining Modified Asphalt Solutions that deals in GTR in asphalt paving applications.

Melissa Schneider mschneider@theallianceofswmo.org 417-782-9899 Melissa is Safe Teens Coordinator for The Alliance of Southwest Missouri, with nearly 10 years of experience in drug prevention. Personally and professionally Melissa organized, with lots of help, the first drug take back event in southwest Missouri in April 2010; collecting 524 pounds of prescription and over the counter medicines! Todd Schneider todd.schneider@dnr.mo.gov 573-751-5401 Todd is an Environmental Specialist for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Todd has been with the Department since 2006, starting in the Air Pollution Control Program and transferred to the Solid Waste Management Program. He leads the covert camera project for the Department and works both civil and criminal cases.

William Tucker william.tucker7@gmail.com 845-358-5035 See complete bio on page 4.

Mike Utz mike@rippleglass.com 816-221-4527 Mike is a principal and co-founder of Ripple Glass. He is also employed by Boulevard Brewing Company, as technical director for the company since 1998. Mike is a graduate of the University of Kansas and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. Chris Weber Chris.Weber@pepsico.com 918-594-7900 www.DreamMachineRecycleRally.com

Chris Weber is the Senior Manager of Sustainability, PepsiCo Beverages Americas and the Plant Manager of the Pryor Gatorade Facility in the MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor. He also leads the PepsiCo Dream Machine Sustainability program for this region. Chris, a certified plant engineer, has more than 25 years of experience with Gatorade products. He helped launch new facilities in Georgia Indiana, Oklahoma and has worked in plants located in North Carolina and Tennessee.

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Speakers Judy Williams Judy.R.Williams@usdoj.gov 913-951-4108 Judy is the Group Supervisor for the Diversion Group in the Kansas City District Office for the Drug Enforcement Administration, United States Department of Justice. Judy supervises personnel who investigate the diversion of controlled substances for illicit purposes. Her territory covers all of Kansas, Nebraska, and the western half of Missouri. Prior to her current assignment, Judy was assigned to the Des Moines Resident Office and the Louisville District Office. She has been employed by the DEA for over thirteen years.

Curbside Recycling

(Provided by Private Waste Haulers) Household Chemical Collection Center

Information/Education Market Development

Recycling Centers Yardwaste Recycling Center

Sanitary Landfill

Recycling Hotline 417-864-1904 www.OzarksEnvironment.com

www.springfieldmo.gov/recycling

Joplin, MO – Tulsa, OK – Springfield, MO

Recycling Pays!

St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District

www.swmd.net

Keeping Missouri Green

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2011-2012 BOARD ELECTION VOTING INSTRUCTIONS: To vote for board members, please find the ballot forms at the registration desk. Check the box for up to six (6) candidates. The deadline for submitting ballots is as follows:

During the Conference, there will be a ballot box at the registration desk. Deadline is 7:30 pm Tuesday, June 7.

Any member in good standing may place another member of the Association on the ballot for election to the Board of Directors by submitting a letter to the President (David Beal) at least seven (7) days prior to the Annual Meeting (June 8).

Election results will be announced at the Annual Breakfast Meeting on Wednesday, June 8th at the annual conference.

GIL R. KAUFMAN Account Manager

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIVISION

210 West Sand Bank Rd. Columbia, Illinois

62236 1.618.281.1517 EXT. 1517

Protecting public health and the environment. Practicing sustainable waste management strategies. Partnering with industry and the community to grow our economy.

www.RecycleSaintLouis.com

RECYCLE FOR THE FUTURE

2011 MORA Award Recipients

Outstanding Business Recycling/Waste Reduction

Big Cedar Lodge/Wilderness Club at Big Cedar

Outstanding Community Program

Palmyra Recycle Center

Outstanding Government Program

City of Blue Springs Recycling Program

Outstanding Recycling Education Program

Kara Dunnam, Jefferson County Solid Waste Division

Outstanding Volunteerism in Recycling

Bollinger County Recycling, Inc.

Outstanding Service Provider

HWI Environmental Technologies, Inc.

Outstanding Individual Government Leadership

Joyce Stroud

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Recycling

Vonnie Vanderau

Outstanding Collection Program

Patrick Geraty, St. Louis Composting

Best Use of a Recycled Material

Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County ReStore

President’s Award

Mary Patterson

Daniel N. King, President 402.441.8084 dnking@lincoln.ne.gov

Environmental Health Specialist

North American Hazardous Materials Management Association

Heartland Chapter

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Sponsors & Exhibitors Directory

All Points Recycling Leslie Smith 1603 Main St. Cassville, MO 65625 417-847-4258 leslie@allpointsreycycling.com www.allpointsrecycling.com

Armor Equipment John Housewright 1368 Lonedell Rd Arnold, MO 63010 636-296-7119 tripp@armor-equip.com www.armor-equip.com

Batliner Paper Stock Co. Meagan Stach 2501 Front St. Kansas City, MO 64120 816-483-3343 mstach@pioneerintl.com www.pioneerintl.com

Busch Systems International Inc. Jarrod Cameron 343 Sauners Rd. Barrie, ON, Canada L4N9A3 705-722-0806 jarrodc@buschsystems.com www.buschsystems.com

Carton Council / Resource Recycling Systems Brianne Haven 416 Longshore Dr. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 734-996-1361 bhaven@recycle.com www.recycle.com Cascade Cart Solutions John Menendez 6207 Southland Ave. St. Louis, MO 63109 314-973-7256 john.menendex@cascadeng.com www.cascadeng.com

Champlin Tire Recycling Mark Haist 402 Hightower Nixa, MO 65714 417-725-5328 mdhaist@hotmail.com www.champlintirerecycling.com

City of Branson Mona Menezes 110 W. Maddux St., Ste. 310 Branson, MO 65616 417-337-8559 mmenezes@bransonmo.gov www.bransonmo.gov

City of Springfield Barbara Lucks PO Box 8368 Springfield, MO 65801 417-864-2005 blucks@springfieldmo.gov www.springfieldmo.gov/recycling

Clean Harbors Environmental Olen Blanton 5709 Cloverwood Drive Brentwood, TN 37027 615-347-8648 Blanton.olen@cleanharbors.com www.cleanharbors.com

Closed Loop Recycling Jim Fitzgerald P.O. Box 663 Chesterfield, MO 63006 314-249-7887 jim@recyclemats.com www.recyclemats.com

Composting & Organics Assocation of Missouri (COAM) Ahsley Bement 39 Old Elam Avenue Valley Park, MO 63088 636-861-3344 abement@stlcompost.com www.stlcompost.com

Custom Polymers PET, LLC Matt Hardymon 1764 Wilkinson St. Athens, AL 35611 256-232-3543 matt@custompolymerspet.com www.custompolumerspet.com

Deffenbaugh Industries Jeremy Woolf 2601 Midwest Dr Kansas City, KS 66111 913-745-1825 jwoolf@deffenbaughinc.com www.deffenbaughinc.com

DeHart Recycling Equipment Dave Lane 11862 Missouri Bottom Rd. St. Louis, Mo 63042 314-292-8181 davelane53@aol.com

Dyson B2B, Inc. Jeff Himsel 600 W. Chicago Ave, Ste. 275 Chicago, IL 60654 773-615-0118 jeff.himsel@dyson.com www.dysonairblade.com

EPC, Inc. David Beal 3941 Harry S Truman Blvd. St. Charles, MO 63301 636-443-1999 dave.beal@epcusa.com www.epcusa.com

Foam Equipment & Consulting Co. Phil Plotts 10725 Indian Head Industrial Blvd. St. Louis, Mo 63132 314-427-4395 pplotts@foamequipment.com www.foamequipment.com

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Hallmark Cards, Inc. Rick Robson PO Box 419580, MD 359 Kansas City, MO 64141 816-274-3748 rrobso1@hallmark.com www.hallmark.com

Hansen’s Tree Service and Wood Resources Al Heinermann 104 Hansen Court O’Fallen, MO 63366 636-379-1830 al@hansenstree.com www.hansenstree.com

Intercon Solutions, Inc. Ossie Ally 1001 Washington Ave. Chicago Heights, IL 60411 813-597-7311 ossie@interconsolutions.com www.interconsolutions.com

L&P Wire Tie Systems Roger Bougher 635 E Central Carthage, MO 64836 417-358-8322 ggsllcusa@gmail.com www.lpwiretie.com

MARC Solid Waste Management District Lisa Danbury 600 Broadway, Suite 300 Kansas City, MO 64105 816-474-4240 X8225 ldanbury@marc.org www.marc.org/Environment

Marck Industries Inc. Mike Wilson P.O. Box 912 Cassville, MO 65625 417-847-5900 mike@marck.net www.marck.net

Meese Orbitron Dunne Company Erik Kozman 1745 Cragmont St Madison, IN 47250 812-273-1005 ekozman@modroto.com www.modroto.com/recycling

Mid Missouri SWMD, Region H Deanna Trass PO Box 6015 Columbia, MO 65205 573-874-7574 DNTrass@gocolumbiamo.com www.mmswmd.org

MO Dept. of Natural Resources Solid Waste Management Program Brenda Ardrey P.O. Box 176 Jefferson City, MO 65102 573-751-5401 Brenda.Ardrey@dnr.mo.gov www.dnr.mo.gov MO State Recycling Program Robert Didriksen P.O. Box 809 Jefferson City, MO 65102 573-751-3384 Robert.Didriksen@oa.mo.gov www.oa.mo.gov/purch/recypro NAHMMA – Heartland Chapter North American Hazardous Material Management Association Daniel N. King, President 402-441-8084 dnking@lincoln.ne.gov Nexgen Bob Zelinka 2030 Hamilton Pl. Blvd. Ste. 200 Chattanooga, TN 37421 630-209-7600 bob.zelinka@nexgenbalers.com www.nexgenbalers.com

Otto Environmental Systems North America, Inc. Ken Madsen 12700 General Dr. Charlotte, NC 28273 704-488-0662 kmadsen@otto-usa.com http://otto-usa.com

Pioneer Trails Reg Planning Commission – SWM District F Randy White PO Box 123 Concordia, MO 64020 660-463-7934 randy@trailsrpc.org www.trailsrpc.org

PSC Environmental Services Gil Kauffmann 700 Mulberry Kansas City, MO 64101 314-614-2091 gkauffmann@pscnow.com www.pscnow.com

Sponsors & Exhibitors Directory

SW MO Solid Waste

Management District N

Joyce Stroud, District Planner 205 15th St. Monett 65708 417-236-9012

swaste@mo-net.com

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Sponsors & Exhibitors Directory

Region M Solid Waste Management District Harry Rogers 800 Pennell Carl Junction, MO 64834 417-649-6400 hrogers@hstcc.org www.hstcc.org Republic Machine, Inc. Jason Bradley 4104 Bishop Lane Louisville, KY 40218 502-637-6778 jasonb@republicmachine.com www.republicmachine.com SW MO Solid Waste Management District N Joyce Stroud P.O. Box 27 205 15

th St.

Monett, MO 65708 417-236-9012 swaste@mo-net.com Service Recycling Patty Overman 1015 Illionis Joplin, MO 64801 417-625-0700 p.overman@servicerecycling.net www.servicerecycling.net Silver Dollar City Sue Noel 399 Silver Dollar City Parkway Branson, MO 65616 417-338-8108 snoel@silverdollarcity.com www.silverdollarcity.com Smurfit-Stone Jack Czajkowski 5505 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63120 314-679-2309 jczajkowski@smurfit.com www.smurfit.com

Solid Waste District O Tim Smith 940 N. Boonville, Room 305 Springfield, MO 65802 417-868 4197 Tsmith@greenecountymo.org www.greencountymo.org/resource_management/district_o

St. Louis County Department of Health John W. Haasis, P.E. 111 S Meramec Ave, 2

nd Floor

Clayton, MO 63105 314-615-8958 jhaasis@stlouisco.com www.RecycleSaintLouis.com

St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District David Berger 7525 Sussex Ave. St. Louis, MO 63143 314-645-6753 david@swmd.net www.swmd.net

Strategic Materials, Inc. Jennifer Grace 24 Branch St St. Louis, MO 63147 330-752-5605 jgrace@strategicmaterials.com www.strategicmaterials.com

TCS/ Recycling & Refuse Equipment Sales & Services Daniel Ellison 403 E. Evergreen Strafford, MO 65757 501-425-1567 dellison@larsongroup.net www.larsongroup.net

Toter, Inc/ Wastequip Shane Langemeier 841 Meacham Rd. Statesville, NC 28677 800-424-0422 slangemeier@wastequip.com www.toter.com

Tradebe Environmental Services Chris Kruhm 4343 Kennedy Ave. East Chicago, IN 46312 219-741-1660 julie.spiekhout@tradebe.com www.tradebe.com

Trex Company Katie Walker 160 Exeter Drive Winchester, VA 20171 540-542-6494 kwalker@trex.com www.trex.com

U.S. EPA Region 7 Resource Conservation and Pollution Prevention Air and Waste Management Div. 901 N 5th Street Kansas City, KS 66101 913-551-7162 dawani.jennifer@epa.gov www.epa.gov Veolia ES Technical Solutions, L.L.C. Shannon Gillespie 14228 South Brougham Drive Olathe, KS 66062 618-271-2804 Shannon.gillespie@veoliaes.com www.veoliaes.com

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MORA 2011 Leader Members

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MORA 2011 Conference Sponsors

MORA greatly appreciates the support of our conference sponsors.

DIAMOND SPONSOR Region M Solid Waste Management District

SILVER SPONSORS Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission Region F Solid Waste Management District

Missouri Department of Natural Resources Solid Waste Management Program

St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District

South West MO Solid Waste Management District N

BRONZE SPONSORS All Points Recycling

Carton Council City of Branson

City of Springfield EPC, Inc.

Hallmark Cards, Inc. Intercon Solutions, Inc.

MARC Solid Waste Management District Mid-Mo Solid Waste Management District, Region H

NAHMMA - Heartland Chapter PSC Environmental Services

Service Recycling Silver Dollar City

Solid Waste District O St. Louis County Department of Health

TCS Recycling & Refuse Equipment Sales and Service