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Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA)

Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA)

This program was created exclusively for our volunteers to strengthen your leadership skills, give you ideas that can be implemented within your local member units committees, councils and boards, and provide you with outstanding networking opportunities.

Nearly all of our current board members and committee chairs started their commitment to A&WMA with the Leadership Training Academy. This will be your connection to exciting ideas, essential tools, and exceptional people. 

Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA)

Florida’s abundant coastline, diverse ecosystem, and perennial vacation destination faces unique challenges with respect to impacts from weather, sea-level rise, and other pressures brought on by a growing population. Florida is committed to meeting this challenge through many diverse minds working to plan and adapt to change—in short, to grow smarter and build a more resilient world. The Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) will welcome the world’s leading environmental experts, thinkers, and practitioners to Orlando from June 5-8, 2023 to address environmental challenges, discuss strategies and solutions to climate change, sustainability, new contaminants, and other issues that call for balancing growth with sustainability and resiliency. Returning to Orlando after 12 years, ACE 2023 will unite professionals from major industry, private sector, consulting, government and academia for an exciting event that will explore the ever-expanding environmental challenges and provide solutions to becoming and remaining resilient for tomorrow.

Applied Market Information Ltd. (AMI)

Over two days our speakers will discuss the latest developments, such as sourcing materials, new technology solutions, traceability and certification, innovative applications, offsetting, and plastic credits, and much more. Our networking reception, and coffee breaks, held in the exhibition area, are perfect opportunities to connect with the industry and showcase your work in the ocean plastic and ocean-bound plastic space.

Applied Market Information Ltd. (AMI)

The fourth European edition of the popular Chemical Recycling ​event will take place​ 26-28 June 2023 in Frankfurt, Germany. This year the event has been extended to allow for a site visit to the new APK Pilot Plant in Frankfurt, available at no extra costs to all attendees. This is quickly becoming the industry go-to event to learn about the latest advancements in chemical recycling technologies, challenges and future outlook and will bring together high-level representatives from all areas of the plastics industry.

Plastic Processing, Composite Materials,    Industrial Chemistry and Green Chemistry

Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA)

Applied Market Information Ltd. (AMI)

The Plastics Recycling Technology event takes place in Austria for its fifth edition. Now more than ever, the pressure is on to recycle more plastics and to add value to reclaimed materials. Plastics Recycling Technology 2023 examines the latest technologies for increasing the volume of plastics being recycled and explores ways to improve the quality of reclaimed materials so that they can be used in higher-value applications. Leading experts come together to discuss advances in plastics recycling systems, from sorting and cleaning through to compounding and pelletisation. They also examine developments in additives for boosting the properties, appearance, compatibility and processability of recycled plastics, and circular design for better end-of life processing.

Mechanical plastics recycling – exploring innovations in sorting, processing and applications to improve sustainability and profitability

AIST Environmental Technology Committee

This two-day program provides a detailed review of one of the most important raw materials used in the steel industry – water. Water is an essential element for every steel manufacturing process and utility operation. This program will review water chemistry fundamentals and application demands with a focus on cooling water. Cooling tower system design, operation and maintenance will be featured, as well as microbiological fouling and control methods in cooling water loops. In addition, cooling tower and National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systems permitting flexibility will be discussed. The seminar will also focus on physical treatment methods such as reverse osmosis, oil removal, and a recent innovation on macrofouling and zebra mussel treatment. A specific focus on water conservation and reuse (with case studies) will be presented along with a fresh look at the feasibility of zero liquid discharge treatment concepts. Sessions will include a combination of technical presentations with case studies to provide real examples.

Metallurgy and Materials Science,    Water Treatment and Reuse