Join us in sunny Orlando for the seventh annual
National Environmental Partnership Summit!
 
We are very excited for this year's Summit. This year's theme Taking the Next Steps for Energy, Sustainability and a Green Economy is perfectly timed for what is going on within the national and global economy. Now is the time to learn about the future of energy, what a green economy is, and how we can all prosper from incorporating sustainability.
The heart of the Summit is the content that you share with us. This year the sessions will highlight exemplary projects and manufacturing processes that employ sustainable technologies and techniques; climate change legislation, case studies, best practices, examples of material substitutions, and the applications of new low carbon technologies; international approaches/models and projects that address environmental policy or focus on sector or media-specific environmental problems and include performance measures; new regulations and their possible impacts to the way you do business; Environment, Economy, and Energy (E3) how they are interrelated and must be all be addressed to be successful in managing resources; explore the collaborative successes of utilities, the financial sector, government agencies and industry, in finding creative methods to finance environmental improvements; showcase energy policy, climate legislation, and energy security; and pertinent environmental issues for Florida and how innovative legislation, programs, and organizations are addressing these issues. Based on requests and feedback the call for papers has been extended until December 18, 2009. Please help us create the heart of this year’s Summit by proposing the content for our concurrent interactive sessions and trainings.
The Summit has evolved into a collaborative event among the following groups: National Pollution Prevention Roundtable, U.S. EPA Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics, and Terrachord. These partners have been working hard to put together a great Summit for you. As in the past, the goal of the Summit is to bring together environmental professionals to learn from each other and network.
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