E4S Members in the News
PNC SmartHome Cleveland Presented by The Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Being Smart About Home-Energy Conservation: Cleveland Museum of Natural History's "PNC SmartHome Cleveland"
Wednesday, June 15, 2011 - noon
Panel Discussion: Dr. Evalyn Gates, Mark Hoberecht, and Chuck Miller
Moderator: Holly Harlan
Introducer: James Harris, H/L Communications
Manny Awards: Waste Test
A passionate manager leads Collinwood’s Talan Products toward its goal of a sustainable stamping plant.
They call him “Captain Planet.” Jeff Millis is the superhero of sustainability at Talan Products, a metal stamping and parts manufacturer in Cleveland’s Collinwood neighborhood. He has saved energy costs, reduced waste sent to landfills and increased recycling in a single bound.
ZeroLandfill™ Cleveland Partners with Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
ZeroLandfill™, a project of BeeDance, LLC, is launching its sixth year of reuse programming in Cleveland. Long time partner, the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District welcomes the ZeroLandfill™ Cleveland project to their facility at 4750 East 131 Street, Garfield Heights for 2011 programming.
trash compactor: E4S's zero waste initiative is far from zero-sum proposition
In the fast-emerging era of reduce, reuse and recycle, Cleveland businesses are learning that tracking their trash and finding ways to remove more of it from the waste stream isn't a waste of time. In fact, waste reduction efforts can be quite profitable.
Cleveland's South by Southwest Sneak Preview
Music & Film Interactive Party!
Monday, January 31, 2011
6-11pm
Edison's Pub
2373 Professor Ave., Tremont
Cleveland, OH 44113
Help Cleveland have a strong presence at the World's Premier Music Festival; SXSW in Austin, TX this March
Featuring a silent auction, music trivia & cool prizes
Special Guest : DJ Brooklyn
Plus, guest bartenders from Tremont's hottest tech companies
Ohio’s Water Quality Sparkles, Thanks To Remediation Expert Deanna Pickett
By Harriet Tramer, CBC Magazine
Deanna Pickett would never make grandiose comments about her efforts to save the planet. Even at 22, she is too mature to be that boastful. But Pickett, a remediation program manager for ABS Materials, is proud that she has been able to leave a positive imprint on the environment. And the fact she was recently named a Champion of Sustainability by Entrepreneurs for Sustainability, a local environmental advocacy group, indicates she is justified in feeling that way.
