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EREF Fall Classic Golf
Tournament

Sponsored by
Allied Waste Industries and Republic Services, Inc.
John Zillmer and Jim O'Connor, Chairmen
Friday, October 17th, 2008
Arizona Biltmore Country Club
Phoenix, Arizona
This event follows the WASTEC meeting in Phoenix
that same week.
Sponsorships available. Contact Michael Cagney at
mjcagney@erefdn.org or
703-299-5139 x12 for more information
click
HERE for sponsorship details or
HERE for event details
EREF's 14th Annual Refuse Equipment Auction
Breaks Record: $1.4 million Grossed!

Thanks to those who participated in this
premiere WasteExpo event on May 8, 2008.
Click here for
details, including a list of items that were donated.
AUCTION BOOKLET COMPLETE - CLICK
HERE
Charitable raffle was sponsored by

Pre-Auction Reception was sponsored by

PUBLICATION NOW
AVAILABLE
Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Leachate Characterization Study
The
report increases the understanding of how
operational practices, waste types, waste age, and other physical
factors affect leachate quality with
respect to typically regulated inorganic and volatile organic
compounds, and biochemical constituents at
municipal solid waste landfills.
To order the
complete report on CD-ROM, download publication
order form, or contact Sarah
Stancliff at 703-299-5139 x10.
PUBLICATION NOW
AVAILABLE
A
Performance-Based Approach to
Ending Post-Closure Care at
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills:
A Procedure for
Providing Long-Term Stewardship
Under RCRA Subtitle D
EREF developed an innovative
approach toward evaluating long-term care needs at municipal solid
waste (MSW) landfills. The approach emphasizes the operation
of MSW landfills in a manner that reduces the long-term threat to
human health and the environment. Click here
for Research Bulletin.
To order the
complete report on CD-ROM, download publication
order form, or contact Sarah
Stancliff at 703-299-5139 x10.
Case
Statement
from
the President
Waste management practices
are both time-honored and highly evolutionary. The organized
collection of waste dates back thousands of years, recycling at
least hundreds. Yet, awareness of the relationship between
wastes and the broader issues of human health and environmental
protection is recent -- and powerful. In the past two decades,
health and environmental concerns dramatically changed waste management
practices.
While today's practices
are widely recognized as providing adequate protection of health
and the environment, it is also true that serious gaps remain in
our understanding of the long-term sustainability of various waste
management practices. Economic realities and environmental
ideals sometimes clash in waste management. Public attitudes
toward wastes and the waste management industry are often problematic,
and political pressures for change are never far from the surface.
The foundation exists
to address issues such as these and with grants awarded totaling
more than $4.4 million, we are well on our way to becoming an important
community resource working to develop environmental solutions for
the future.
If you believe in our
industry as strongly as we do and accept the premise that research
leads to greater knowledge, then we hope you will join with us as
a donor or through a strategic alliance.
Sincerely,
Michael J. Cagney |