Webinars

CRI hosts webinars throughout the year on topics of interest and importance to the recycling community.

Upcoming Webinars

Deposit Return Systems in Germany and Lithuania

Date: Thursday, April 11, 2024
Time: 9 AM – 10:30 AM Pacific
(6 AM – 7:30 AM Hawaii, 10 AM – 11:30 AM Mountain, 11 AM – 12:30 PM Central, 12 PM – 1:30 PM Eastern)



CRI Associate members (and above) and Business Partners receive complimentary registration for all CRI webinars. Log-in here to sign up.

CRI Basic members and non-members may register for this webinar for $59. Click here to register.

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In October 2023, CRI President Susan Collins embarked on a five-day, multi-stakeholder “recycling expedition” to Germany and Lithuania. Join our information-packed webinar for insights and lessons learned based on these countries’ effective, high-performing deposit return and extended producer responsibility systems.

The expedition was sponsored by Texans for Clean Water and Green Dot USA and facilitated by the Ocean Plastics Leadership Network (OPLN).

Webinar speakers include:  
•    Gintaras Varnas, CEO of Užstato Sistemos Administratorius (Lithuania)
•    CRI President Susan Collins.

Additional speakers to be announced soon!

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about international deposit programs!

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Join our June 14, 2017, special webcast for the most up-to-date research about Massachusetts’  “Bottle Bill,” with an in-depth look at the findings of two recent CRI studies on:

    The positive economic impact of the current container deposit system on employment in Massachusetts; and
    The “winners and losers” of proposed legislation to repeal the Commonwealth’s Beverage Container Deposit Law.


We’ll provide answers to the most frequently asked questions, such as:

    How many containers were recovered in 2015 in Massachusetts?
    How can recycling rates be improved, and how can more containers be recycled and reused instead of ending up in landfills?
    How does the Bottle Bill directly and indirectly support jobs and contribute to the Commonwealth’s GDP?
    What are the cash flows related to the Bottle Bill, and what are the cost savings for cities and towns?
    What are the commodity values of the recycled materials market?
    What are we learning about the Massachusetts Bottle Bill that applies to other states?


Susan V. Collins, President of CRI, will moderate a panel of experts:

Cynthia Manson - Industrial Economics, Inc. of Cambridge, MA
Rachel Mak - Industrial Economics, Inc. of Cambridge, MA
Jenny Gitlitz - Consultant, Container Recycling Institute

 

 

 

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