I have met a number of folks here who don't know what the Roundtable is, who our members are, some of the services we provide. I think this will give people an opportunity also to tap into some of the resources that we have to offer. We are located in Washington, D.C., and the Roundtable is the largest national membership organization in the country devoted solely to promoting pollution prevention. And when I say pollution prevention, I mean the top of the hierarchy. I mean source reduction, reducing pollution at the source.
Recycling is good.
Responsible control and treatment is a necessity, but we are talking about promoting the highest, the top form of the hierarchy. In 1985, when the group was informally started, there was a real feeling that there was a void on the Federal level for promoting pollution prevention. And then there is about 12 people who sat around a table back in '85, to share ideas and share information. Since then it has grown so that our big meeting, which happens in the spring draws about 600 people. In our fall meeting, we have had to limit because we just couldn't do two large meetings a year and we have about 140 people who attend that.