April 30, 2008 Workshop Presentations:
Applying the Product Stewardship Framework Workshops —
Residentially Generated Fluorescent Lamps
Applying the Producer Responsibility Framework
Howard Levenson, California Integrated Waste Management (CIWMB)
California Green Chemistry Initiative
Don Owen, Green Chemistry Initiative Coordinator, California EPA Department of Toxic Substances Control
WEEE Producer's Experience in Europe
Rob Koppejan, Philips WEEE Project Leader Europe
Christoph Berens von Rautenfeld, OSRAM Chief financial Officer and European WEEE Expert
Balcan Lamp Recycling in the United Kingdom
Alistair Rinfret, Export Director, Balcan Industries
Overview of Canada's Approach to Managing Mercury Lamps
Michael Vanderpol, Environment Canada
National Dialogue on Fluorescent Lighting
Scott Cassel, Executive Director Product Stewardship Institute
Sego Jackson
CA Lighting Efficiency and Toxics Reduction Act Implementation
Karl Palmer, CA Department of Toxic Substances Control
California Take It Back Partnership: Past, Present,and Future
Leonard Robinson, Chief Deputy Director, Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC)
Rob D'Arcy
Fluorescents Collection: A Challenge for Rural Communities
Kristina Miller, Tehama County Lamp Program
Take It Back Network, King County, Washington
Lauren Cole, King County, WA: Retail Take-Bac
Vermont's Retail Lamp Recycling & Outreach Strategies
Karen Knaebel, Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
Role of Wal-Mart in the New EPR System
Ken Woodlin, Senior Director, Wal-Mart Environmental Compliance
Recycling CFLs and Batteries
Karen Farfan, Ikea, West Sacramento
Recycling CFLs
Barry Jordan, Veolia Environmental Services
Understanding Reverse Logistics
Gailen Vick, Reverse Logistics Association
Product Stewardship at Philips Lighting
Rick Erdheim
Manufacturer Responsibility in EPR
Jennifer Dolin, Osram-Sylvania LEED AP Manager, Sustainability & Environmental Affairs
Sustainable Lamp Procurement
Alicia Culver, Green Purchasing Institute