Presentations by Topic
Metal Products and Machinery (MP&M) Effluent Guidelines Public Meeting - Chicago, IL
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| Public meeting of the EPA on the MP&M Effluent Guidelines, regulations established by the EPA in 1995 to control effluents in the metals industry by 1) Reducing Metals in POTW Sludge, 2) Incorporating Pollution Prevention, 3) Developing Implementable Rule, 4) Fulfilling Requirements of the Clean Water Act, and 4) Satisfying NRDC Consent Decree. Presented by the Shari Z. Barash and Michael C. Ebnerboth of the EPA on 3/8/01. Download file (433.00 kB) |
Tools and Techniques for Optimizing Metal Finishing Process/Environmental
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| An outline of the incorporation of toxic use reduction efforts into six main areas of the metal finishing process: Process/Environmental Planning/Design, Water and Chemical Recovery and Reuse, Software Tools for Improved Decisionmaking and Implementation, Life Cycle Information Management, Life Cycle Project Improvement, and Supply Chain Impacts. Presented by Kevin L. Klink, P.E., of CH2MHILL. Download file (3.70 MB) |
Pollution Prevention and Homeland Security, TURA
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| Two presentations, one from TURI's Michael J. Ellenbecker and Kwangseog Ahn on "Preventing Pollution from Attack on Critical Waterside Infrastructure" based on the New Hampshire Pollution Prevention Conference from 2004, plus an introduction to the Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act from TURI's Todd McFadden showing the similarities in Homeland Security and TUR Assessment Processes. Download file (1.48 MB) |
Making Progress Toward Sustainable Societies in the Context of Global Climate Change
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| Presentation by Dr. Donald Huisingh, senior scientist at The Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment at the University of Tennessee, and Editor-in-Chief of Elsevier’s Journal of Cleaner Production, on his perspective of attaining sustainable societies with an emphasis on ten increasingly important issues affecting sustainability, a Chinese perspective of these issues, and what educators can do to further progress in sustainability. Download PDF file (5.67 MB) |
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