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Total events: 204.
Nexus-Europe GmbH.
Los Angeles
Business
May 10, 2013 (2 weeks ago)
California Green EMT (Exhibition-Matchmaking-Tours)
5-9 of November 2013
Nexus-Europe GmbH invites you to participate in this extraordinary Green Sector Interactive Event, California Green EMT, for global producers in the field of renewable energy, alternative fuels and transportation, water saving and clean water technologies, energy saving technologies, and environmental and pollution reducing technologies. EMT (Expo, Matchmaking, Tours) is the first Interactive Event to offer such a unique program of promotion, education, and access to key figures in the field. EMT (Expo, Matchmaking, Tours) combines the best elements of exhibitions, symposiums, matchmaking sessions, factory tours, and communication with key players and government decision makers in formal and informal environments. If you attend just one event or exhibition this year, this is the one to choose. Here’s what makes this event so special:
California has long been the world leader in creating and using green sector technologies, and Southern California, because of its unique weather patterns, is its heart and soul. Los Angeles is your destination for this Interactive Event.
It is there that you will meet and have dialogue with key political and government figures that are committed to making California the model example of a “green” society.
It is there that you will present your company’s product line to your peers and to exclusively invited distributors.
It is there that you will meet, present your product line, and have direct dialogue with these distributors and key market players that are looking to buy your products, your technologies and your ideas to further build this ideal now and in the future.
It is from Los Angeles that you will have the unique opportunity to visit and tour government green sector facilities and to directly communicate with the engineering personnel most familiar with the operation and technology of these facilities. These facilities have never been opened to outside visitors before. The educational value of these visits cannot be overstated. The information that you receive will benefit your company’s ideological and technological vision not only now but in the future, not only for California buyers but for buyers worldwide.
It is there where potential investors will learn directly from government officials about the benefits and advantages of Southern California as a location for renewable energy business and production
This is not an event of endless speeches and presentations. This is an interactive event that puts direct communication and first-hand experience in top position. It is the first of its kind and because of its unique access opportunities and program of events participation space is limited. Places are limited so please register early!
Columbia Shuswap Regional District.
British Columbia
Government
October 23, 2012 (7 months ago)
In honor of Waste Reduction Week (WRW) in Canada, the Columbia Shuswap Regional District’s Solid Waste Department hosted a free (donations to the food bank will be accepted) showing of the documentary “The Clean Bin Project” at the Salmar Classic Theatre on October 21, 2012. Shuswap Tourism, the Shuswap Trail Alliance and the Salmon Arm Bay Nature Enhancement Society will be on hand with displays about their programs and showcase the beauty of our area, providing even more incentive to protect our planet! Bastion Elementary Kindergarten Students put together a “what is recyclable” display to help educate our community on what can be recycled, and Carlin School created posters with individual messages about how to protect our planet.
Sacred Heart School.
British Columbia
Private School - Primary
October 22, 2012 (7 months ago)
The Kindergarten class at Sacred Heart School, Prince George, participated in the REAPS Waste Reduction Challenge Week. We recycled juice boxes, milk cartons, paper and cardboard. We fed our classroom worms with fruit and vegetable scraps. We composted other fruit and vegetable waste in the school garden. We gave other food waste to a staff member with chickens. Our garbage bin only contained small amounts of plastic waste. Our total garbage for the challenge was 308g.
City of Edmonton Master Composter Recycler Volunteers .
Alberta
Individual
October 19, 2012 (7 months ago)
Master Composter Recycler Volunteers were invited to participate in The Subsequent Fall. An event which united creative minds in Edmonton for a fun filled party at the Jubilee. MCRs hosted a photo booth with a blue bin full of items collected from the reuse centre. Participants posed with the reuse props and learned about reuse and waste reduction.
Communications & Power Industries.
Ontario
Business
October 18, 2012 (7 months ago)
Our Annual International Sales meeting takes place 11-19 Oct. I usually purchase 30+ cases of bottled water for the event. This year I bought everyone a sport bottle with the CPI logo and a hot/cold water dispenser. I then put Bottled Water-Free Zone signs all over the meeting room. Everyone LOVED the idea.
Cathy's Crawly Composters.
Ontario
Business
October 18, 2012 (7 months ago)
Daytime Simcoe will host Cathy's Crawly Composters to discuss how worms and worm composting is a wonderful way to manage organics on site and create beautiful compost for plants and gardens. Start worm composting NOW to have nature's finest soil ready for spring planting.
GEEP in partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Edmonton, ALBERTA
Business
October 17, 2012 (7 months ago)
Commencing October 16th, GEEP and Habitat for Humanity will begin an electronic waste collection event. Should you wish to donate, please visit us at one of the addresses below.
Store hours for both locations are Monday - Saturday from 9AM - 5PM.
(North Location: 8210 Yellowhead Trail, Edmonton, AB T5B 1G5 (780) 471-4909)
(South Location: 6909 76 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6B 0A9 (780) 462-4909)
Trace Associates Inc. .
Alberta & Saskatchewan
Business
October 17, 2012 (7 months ago)
At each of our six offices across Alberta and Saskatchewan, we hosted an "office clean up" during which employees were encouraged to clean out their desks and filing cabinets and recycle or reuse excess items, and bring out items available for archiving/storage. Some benefits of this activity are:
-makes valuable office space available
-ensures that minimal inventory is kept, which minimizes costs
-reduces clutter: a cluttered desk often leads to a cluttered mind and clutter interferes with efficiency; clutter slows productivity
-non-active files can be stored properly, making them easy to find
-makes sure we are putting waste in its proper place and reusing as much material as possible
We also held a company-wide trivia contest to educate our employees about matters related to waste reduction, with prizes of gift card to a non-material vendor of their choice (that is, for an experience, not for “things”). Most employees selected donating to a charity of their choice for their prize.
Trace has a variety of programs and policies in place that address corporate social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and ethical purchasing. We walk the talk, and use our experiences and knowledge to help businesses and municipalities meet their own waste reduction goals.
GEEP - on behalf of Samsung Hope for Children .
Edmonton, ALBERTA
Business
October 17, 2012 (7 months ago)
During waste reduction week, we are encouraging Edmonton residents to collect all of their old electronics and bring them to any participating Brick store location, for the Samsung “Passion for E-Recycling Challenge.” This challenge will help Edmonton children benefit from the Samsung Hope for Children technology grants totalling $50,000. Please visit one of the following locations.
(The Brick West Edmonton Mall - #1480, 8770 - 170 Street)
(The Brick Edmonton South Common – 1920 - 99 Street)
(The Brick Edmonton North – Unit 101 - 12222 - 137 Avenue)
(The Brick Leduc - 5216 50th Ave)
For more information please visit samsung.com/hopeforchildren
GEEP, Lake Simcoe Conservation Foundation & Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority(Scanlon Creek).
ONTARIO
Business
October 17, 2012 (7 months ago)
GEEP in partnership with Lake Simcoe Conservation Foundation & Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority (Scanlon Creek) invite you to drop off all of your old electronic devices. Upon donation, you will receive complimentary access to Scanlon Creek for the day.
The event will take place on October. 20th, 2012 from 10AM - 3PM at Scanlon Creek Conservation Area 9th Concession and County Road 4 (formerly Hwy. 11).
Prizes to be won, plus your e-waste donations will help to support environmental initiatives at Scanlon Creek!