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A Welcome Diversion
by EPRA
Join host and EPRA President and CEO,Cliff Hacking in conversation with leading sustainability experts,industry leaders and the men and women on the ground who are helping shape our future through recycling innovation and diversion expertise.
Episodes
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A National Approach to Recycling - ft. Allen Langdon, CEO of Circular Materials
EPRA CEO & President Cliff Hacking and Allen Langdon, CEO of Circular Materials, talk about the evolution of extended producer responsibility, recycling, and the move toward nationally coordinated recycling programs in Canada Find your closet drop off location https://www.recyclemyelectronics.ca...
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Championing Electronics Sustainability - Interview with Corey Dehmey, CEO of SERI
Electronics have become an integral part of nearly every aspect of life. They’ve changed how we work, learn, play, and connect. And since we own more electronics and are constantly upgrading at home and at work, we’re creating even more e-waste at breakneck speed. But the world simply hasn’t…
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The Challenges and Opportunities Facing Retailers with Diane Brisebois
For over three decades, Diane Brisebois has served as the President and CEO of the Retail Council of Canada and during that time has been a transformational leader in Canada’s retail sector. Under her stewardship, RCC has become the leading voice for over 45,000 retailers across the country,...
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Electronics Recycling with Craig Wisehart
Cliff Hacking sits down with Craig Wisehart to talk updates to electronics recycling in British Columbia.
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Electronics Recycling in Atlantic Canada with Maylia Parker
Cliff Hacking sits down with Maylia Parker to talk about electronics recycling in Atlantic Canada.
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The Evolution of Electronics Recycling with Marc Saltzman
Cliff Hacking sits back down with Marc Saltzman to discuss just how far we've come.
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Electronics Recycling in Australia and New Zealand ft. Carla Vasconi
We speak to Carla Vasconi from AZNRP to highlight specific aspects of electronics recycling in Australia and New Zealand and it's similarities and differences to how we do things here in Canada. Find your closet drop off location https://www.recyclemyelectronics.ca The future is in your hands....
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Chat With Michelle Marley from EPRA Newfoundland and Labrador
We speak to Michelle Marley from EPRA Newfoundland and Labrador to highlight specific aspects of electronics recycling in Newfoundland and Labrador and look to her for her on-the-ground experience and expertise on the unique challenges of recycling in one of Canada's most geographically…
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Chat With Dennis Neufeld from EPRA Manitoba
We speak to Dennis Neufeld from EPRA Manitoba to highlight specific aspects of electronics recycling in Manitoba and look to him for his on-the-ground experience and expertise on the unique challenges of recycling in Canada's coldest province. Find your closet drop off location...
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Plastics Recycling
Plastics have driven, much of our technological evolution. Advances in computers, cell phones, televisions, have been made possible by plastics, but when it comes to recycling there are challenges. This means we need to find new, innovative ways, of using recycled plastics to extend its life....
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Lithium-ion Recycling
From devices to cars, lithium-ion batteries power almost every in our modern world. When it comes to recycling, Li-Cycle is at the forefront of innovation. Today we are speaking with Alan Ferguson from Li-Cycle. EPRA/Recycle My Electronics programs have a vast network of over 2,500 collection...
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Expertise & Accessibility
Expertise & Accessibility counts. EPRA/Recycle My Electronics programs have a vast network of over 2,500 collection locations across Canada consisting of return-to-retail locations and authorized drop-off points committed to recycling end-of-life electronics in a responsible manner. In fact,...
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Safe and Secure
Cliff and Marc discuss the importance of process integrity and how EPRA has set the standard, country-wide, for over a decade. The link between safe and secure data destruction and resource recovery in the EPRA recycling process. What resource recovery and reuse means in terms of a closing the...
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Resource Recovery and Electronics Recycling
Resource Recovery and Electronics Recycling – The infinite reuse of what’s inside and why it counts. In the inaugural episode, Cliff and Marc introduce listeners/viewers to the podcast, to the EPRA/Recycle My Electronics programs and to our position as environmental and industry-led experts....
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Join host and EPRA President and CEO,Cliff Hacking in conversation with leading sustainability experts,industry leaders and the men and women on the ground who are helping shape our future through recycling innovation and diversion expertise.
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Join host and EPRA President and CEO,Cliff Hacking in conversation with leading sustainability experts,industry leaders and the men and women on the ground who are helping shape our future through recycling innovation and diversion expertise.
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