The Center for Chesapeake Communities, which is presenting this summit in Baltimore, will offer hands-on training workshops include nurturing sustainable economic growth, promoting innovative site planning, establishing regional approaches and building community capacity. The spring conference of the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable takes place in the District of Columbia and will focus on the latest policy, regulatory and technical assistance initiatives. Plenary sessions will discuss how to include pollution prevention in all levels of government. There will also be a specific focus on new International Pollution Prevention and Cleaner Production Initiatives as well as energy efficiency. Registration deadline is Feb. 15.
Cost varies and is based on membership level.
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