Upcoming Meetings

Legislative Breakfast, Friday, May 18, 9 am, Radisson Plymouth, 180 Water St.

Registration Required by May 4.

Thursday, June 21, 9 am, Norwell Town Hall, 345 Main St. (Rt. 123)

SPEAKER/SPONSOR: TBD

AGENDA: EBoard elections, ...

DIRECTIONS:.Rt. 123 between Rt. 53 and 3A.

Events

MassDEP grant Application available April 10 here.  Due on June 13 through eDEP.

SSRC/PCHA Legislative Breakfast, Friday, May 18, 9 am, Radisson Hotel, Plymouth.  EBoard plus one SSRC Board rep/member town may attend at no charge. Others at $25. To register, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  by noon May 4

NRRA's 31st Annual Northeast Recycling Conference and Expo, "Being Greener: The Road to Success", Mon-Tues, June 4-5, Radisson Hotel of NH, Manchester .  Discount registration by May 14

SSRC MSW/Board meeting, Thursday, June 21, 9 am, Norwell Town Hall

SWANA Southern New England Chapter Golf Outing, JULY 12, 2012.  Register


Documents

Why the SSRC supports updating the Bottle Bill

Not too shabby: Most old clothing can be recycleddog chew_towel
Patriot Ledger, March 28, 2012  

SSRC comments to Senate Ways and Means on EWaste Producer Responsibility bill, S2078

Testimony to Committee on the Judiciary in support of H3156, "An Act relative to the donations of leftover food by restaurants and cafeterias" 3/6/2012

Satuit Hardware joins in mercury recycling  Boston Globe 2/3/2012

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Grant Information Sessions

for the Municipal Grant Application

of the Sustainable Materials Recovery Program

There are currently 14 member towns:
Abington, Cohasset, Duxbury, Hanover, Hanson,
Hingham, Kingston, Middleboro, Norwell, Plymouth,
Rockland, Scituate, Weymouth, and Whitman

The South Shore Recycling Cooperative was established in 1998 to help member towns improve their recycling programs, and reduce the quantity, toxicity and cost of disposal. The SSRC accomplishes this by assisting towns in:

  • managing their solid waste programs efficiently
  • providing economy of scale through regional procurement of services while allowing member towns to maintain full control over solid waste management
  • educating residents about how and why they should manage their waste materials thoughtfully
  • advocating for funding, sensible laws and regulations that accomplish the goal of minimizing waste and cost and maximizing recovery at the municipal level
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