2012 TRI and Environmental Conditions Conference
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 5:20 pm
Registration is now open for the 2012 TRI and Environmental Conditions Conference. This year, we have some fantastic sessions, including a breakout session entitled "Environmental Conditions & Toxics Reductions in Tribal Communities" and a demonstration and discussion of Tribal-Focused Environmental Risk and Sustainability Tool (Tribal - FERST).
Early bird registration is open through March 1st. Travel scholarships will be also be available on a limited basis. Please send requests for assistance to Bryan Shipley, ECOS, at: bshipley@ecos.org .
Please forward to interested tribes and tribal organizations.
Thanks!
Beth
Beth Jackson, Tribal Program Coordinator
US EPA, Office of Environmental Information
Environmental Analysis Division
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue (Mail 2842T)
Washington, D.C. 20460
PHONE: (202) 566-0626
*******************************************************2012 National Training Conference on TRI & Environmental Conditions in Communities************
Join us for the exciting 2012 National Training Conference on the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) and Environmental Conditions in Communities being held on April 11-13, 2012 in Washington, DC at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill (http://washingtonregency.hyatt.com).
Why You Should Consider Attending: The Conference serves as the principal nationwide event for the TRI community. The leading members of the TRI and environmental conditions community are either in attendance, presenting, or have submitted their work in the form of a demonstration or poster. The diverse attendance provides a perfect networking opportunity for all.
The theme, Understanding the Past and Promoting a Sustainable Future, offers a plethora of presentation topics that will engage participants. Below are topic examples that laid the foundation for the Call for Abstracts:
• Industry achievements in pollution prevention and sustainability
• Using TRI data to enhance community engagement;
• Pollution prevention initiatives in both state and federal organizations;
• Efforts to improve environmental conditions on Tribal lands;
• Finding, understanding and using environmental information and analytical tools;
• Innovative ways of communicating and understanding TRI data; and
• New research focusing on TRI data and other environmental information.
Get your early-bird discount today through March 1st!
To register please click here:
TRI Conference Registration
Early bird registration is open through March 1st. Travel scholarships will be also be available on a limited basis. Please send requests for assistance to Bryan Shipley, ECOS, at: bshipley@ecos.org .
Please forward to interested tribes and tribal organizations.
Thanks!
Beth
Beth Jackson, Tribal Program Coordinator
US EPA, Office of Environmental Information
Environmental Analysis Division
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue (Mail 2842T)
Washington, D.C. 20460
PHONE: (202) 566-0626
*******************************************************2012 National Training Conference on TRI & Environmental Conditions in Communities************
Join us for the exciting 2012 National Training Conference on the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) and Environmental Conditions in Communities being held on April 11-13, 2012 in Washington, DC at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill (http://washingtonregency.hyatt.com).
Why You Should Consider Attending: The Conference serves as the principal nationwide event for the TRI community. The leading members of the TRI and environmental conditions community are either in attendance, presenting, or have submitted their work in the form of a demonstration or poster. The diverse attendance provides a perfect networking opportunity for all.
The theme, Understanding the Past and Promoting a Sustainable Future, offers a plethora of presentation topics that will engage participants. Below are topic examples that laid the foundation for the Call for Abstracts:
• Industry achievements in pollution prevention and sustainability
• Using TRI data to enhance community engagement;
• Pollution prevention initiatives in both state and federal organizations;
• Efforts to improve environmental conditions on Tribal lands;
• Finding, understanding and using environmental information and analytical tools;
• Innovative ways of communicating and understanding TRI data; and
• New research focusing on TRI data and other environmental information.
Get your early-bird discount today through March 1st!
To register please click here:
TRI Conference Registration