Iowa Waste Reduction Center

Displaying 101 - 150 of 275 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
101 Governor's Waste Reduction Honorable Mention Awards announced by Iowa Waste Reduction Center at University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1994:128, p.1
Three Iowa companies receive honorable mention awards from the Iowa Waste Reduction Center.
102 Cleaner and cheaper
Public Relations News Release 1994:117, p.1
Iowa Waste Reduction Center has produced a guide for small businesses that emit chromic acid.
103 Governor's Waste reduction Awards announced by Iowa Waste Reduction Center at University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1994:100, p.1
Winners of the Iowa Governor's Wate Reduction Awards are announced.
104 Environmental symposia for United Nations 50th anniversary to be held at University of Northern Iowa October 11 and 18
Public Relations News Release 1994:93, p.1
UNI to host two symposia on the UN and the Environment.
105 Iowa Waste Reduction Center publishes guide
Northern Edition 2:22, p.3
Publishes manual on preventing chromium pollution.
106 Iowa Waste Reduction Center at the University of Northern Iowa publishes guide for the reduction of chromium emission.
Public Relations News Release 1994:85, p.1
Toxic Air Pollutant Studies program releases a guide to reducing emissions from Chromium.
107 Iowa Waste Reduction Center working to find "re-users" for foundry sand
Public Relations News Release 1993:646, p.1
IWRC is trying to match contractors who can re-use foundry sand in conjunction with construction projects.
108 UNI is not just for Iowans any more
Northern Iowa Today 78:1, p.11
UNI faculty and staff offer help to people around the world.
109 Hazardous waste workshops for small businesses scheduled throughout Iowa
Public Relations News Release 0:641, p.1
Five workshops will be held throughout Iowa dealing with hazardous waste.
110 Fourth Annual Iowa recycling Conference and Vendor Show scheduled
Public Relations News Release 0:625, p.1
Marsha Rhea will discuss national goals and activities of the Iowa Recycling Conference and Vendor Show.
111 Iowa Department of Natural Resources awards grants to promote business reuse and recycling
Public Relations News Release 0:539, p.1
Iowa DNR uses grants to promote recycling.
112 Making the environment their business; Iowa Waste Reduction Center helps businesses go green while staying in the black
Northern Iowan 90:54, p.9
Description of Center's program.
113 University of Northern Iowa undergraduates present research results at AAAS meeting
Public Relations News Release 0:505, p.1
Research results from two undergraduate chemistry students at UNI were presented at a national meeting.
114 Combining Henry David Thoreau with Gloria Steinem.
Public Relations News Release 0:482, p.1
Catherine Zeman says gender roles have an impact on how men and women perceive and appreciate nature.
115 Just as dry; Not as toxic
Public Relations News Release 0:482, p.1
New regulations will require all dry cleaners to purchase equipment that will recycle perchloroethylene, cutting waste of the toxin nearly in half.
116 A national dry cleaning industry teleconference will be shown at the University of Northern Iowa, Thursday, May 12
Public Relations News Release 0:484, p.1
Teleconference on dry cleaning will be held at UNI.
117 John Konefes
Campus News Network 4:6, p.2
John Konefes was given the Public Service Award for his conservation efforts at the IWRC from Iowa Sierra Club.
118 Grant to help cut pollution in small businesses
Northern Iowan 90:16, p.3
Receives $700,000 cooperative grant from EPA to assist small businesses in dealing with their wastes.
119 University of Northern Iowa to host Waste Management workshops
Public Relations News Release 1993:133, p.1
Waste Management workshops, hosted by the Iowa Waste Reduction Center, will aid small business organizations.
120 A pollution prevention plan
Public Relations News Release 1993:124, p.1
Iowa Waste Reduction Center can apply its trademark hands-on, non-regulatory approach to the pollution prevention challenges of small business.
121 Preventing pollution
Campus News Network 4:4, p.2
$700,000 agreement with EPA will allow Iowa Waste Reduction Center to establish Small Business Pollution Prevention Center.
122 Iowa Waste Reduction Center to address pollution prevention needs of small business through &700,000 program
Public Relations News Release 1993:72, p.1
A $700,000 cooperative agreement will allow the Iowa Waste Reduction Center to work on the pollution prevention challenges facing small businesses nationwide.
123 Iowa Governor's Waste Reduction Awards announced by Iowa Waste reduction center at University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1993:19, p.1
Tone Brothers, Cole Sewell Corp. and Target Stores were named winners of the Iowa Governor's Waste Reduction Awards.
124 Unusual reusables.
Public Relations News Release 1993:16, p.1
By-Product and Waste Search Service is finding homes for unlikely recyclables, including turtle shells, wet chicken feathers, and hog hair.
125 Announcement
Public Relations News Release 1993:7, p.1
Hazardous materials collection site dates have been postponed.
126 Beyond Rio; practicing what we preach in our little corner of the globe
Northern Iowa Today 77:1, p.10
UNI's comprehensive plan for dealing with environmental problems includes: policy, actions and facilities, education, and public outreach; photo.
127 This contest is not just a waste.
Public Relations News Release 1992:729, p.1
James Olson reviews the Iowa Governor's Waste Reduction Award Program.
128 More trashy tidbits.
Public Relations News Release 1992:729, p.1
Susan Salterberg thinks that once consumers pay to get rid of trash, they will generate less.
129 Iowa Waste Reduction Center at University of Northern Iowa covers 99th county
Public Relations News Release 1992:702, p.1
100 percent coverage of Iowa has been achieved by the Iowa Waste Reduction Center.
130 Deadline June 15 for Governor's Waste Reduction Awards
Public Relations News Release 1992:637, p.1
Applications for the Iowa Governor's Waste Reduction Awards will be accepted until June 15.
131 Solvent Bazaar scheduled in Cedar Rapids
Public Relations News Release 1992:635, p.1
Iowa Solvent Bazaar will showcase new cleaning and waste management methods for businesses. Kerry Pfrimmer will speak.
132 Chilling statistics
Public Relations News Release 1992:540, p.1
James Olson warns that nearly one third of the refrigerant used by cars is released into the atmosphere.
133 Spring environmental actions recommended by Iowa Waste Reduction Center at the University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1992:545, p.1
Susan Salterberg suggests that spring is the perfect time to do things to help the environment.
134 Iowa Waste Reduction Center specialist says spring is the time to check car air conditioning systems.
Public Relations News Release 1992:543, p.1
Jim Olson suggests that car air conditioning systems be checked in the spring, prior to hot weather.
135 Recycling workshop to be held for Wapello and Davis count businesses
Public Relations News Release 1992:455, p.1
A recycling workshop for businesses in two southern Iowa counties will be held at Indian Hills Community College. James Phillips is the featured speaker.
136 Reusing and recycling resources: innovative program helps save the Earth
Northern Iowa Today 21:1, p.3
IWRC attempts to set up programs for companies to use each others' by-products; photo.
137 Grants will help faculty seek environmental solutions
Northern Iowa Today 21:1, p.6
New Center awards grants.
138 Iowa companies invited to enter 1993 Iowa Governor's Waste Reduction Awards Competition, co-sponsored by IWRC at Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1992:404, p.1
Iowa businesses or industries that have implemented an innovative and effective waste reduction program are eligible to enter the Governor's Waste Reduction Awards Competition.
139 Concert at University of Northern Iowa to benefit Midwest Raptor Research Fund
Public Relations News Release 1992:363, p.1
Winter Blues Jam to benefit the Midwest Raptor Research Fund.
140 Concert at University of Northern Iowa to benefit Midwest Raptor Research Fund
Public Relations News Release 1992:332, p.1
Midwest hawks and eagles will benefit from the proceeds of the benefit concert at UNI.
141 Northern Iowa sources for this week's topics in the news
Public Relations News Release 1992:300, p.1
Thurgood Marshall and a recycling program are this week's topics for discussion.
142 Grants awarded to UNI faculty and staff
Northern Iowan 89:31, p.6
IWRC awards grants for environmental projects.
143 University may offer Rocky Mountain "capstone" course
Public Relations News Release 1992:277, p.1
If enough student interest is shown, a special capstone course will be held in the Rocky Mountains this summer.
144 The By-product and Waste Search Service
Campus News Network 3:8, p.2
IWRC program honored.
145 Iowa Waste Reduction Center "Search Service" honored as innovative program
Public Relations News Release 1992:234, p.1
The search service of the Iowa Waste Reduction Center strives to find users for waste from another industry. They have been recognized nationally for their efforts.
146 University of Northern Iowa's Iowa Waste Reduction Center sponsoring laboratory and photo processing waste workshop Thursday, November5
Public Relations News Release 1992:161, p.1
Wastewater discharge regulations and waste reduction techniques will be the topics of a workshop in Peosta, sponsored by the Iowa Waste Reduction Center.
147 New director to coordinate several environmental efforts at University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1992:143, p.1
Edward Brown is the newly hired Director of Environmental Programs at UNI.
148 Four winners named in 1992 Governor's Waste Reduction Awards competition, co-sponsored by the Iowa Waste reduction Center at Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1992:71, p.1
Four companies were recognized for reducing waste.
149 Working to clean up Iowa; grants aid in growth of UNI Waste Reduction Center
Northern Iowan 89:4, p.5
Center started in 1988 and continues to grow.
150 Keeping the air clean
Campus News Network 3:1, p.5
Receive $500,000 grant for toxic air pollutant studies.