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National Pollution Prevention Roundtable Virtual Conference 2025
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Event Description
Join us as we once again bring members of the pollution prevention community together. This year you will be able to connect with peers, gain practical insights, and celebrate the progress of pollution prevention as NPPR's annual meeting returns. The conference will be held in four half-day sessions on December 10-11 & 17-18, 2025 starting at 9 AM (PT) / noon (ET) / 5 PM (UTC) highlighting success stories, innovative tools, community-based solutions, and emerging chemicals of concern.
Conference rates
NPPR members: Free
Non-member (4 days, includes one year of NPPR membership): $145
Non-member (1 day rate): $50
Retiree (4 days, includes one year of NPPR membership): $95
Student (4 days, includes one year of NPPR membership -- register with your .edu address): $45
Conference agenda
Wednesday, December 10, 2025 40 Years of Pollution Prevention Success Stories
- Pollution Prevention Over the Years
- Keynote Speaker
- Interns to Impact: 20 Years of Pollution Prevention Wins for People, Profit, & Planet
- Sustainable Internship Program (OASIS) in Oregon Helps Businesses Reduce Their Pollution Impact
- Advancing Pollution Prevention Through Toxics Reduction
Thursday, December 11, 2025 P2 Innovation and Tools
- Tracking Remote Work: Colorado's New Resource Calculator Tool
- TRI-based Pollution Prevention Plans
- Exploring AI in Support of Pollution Prevention
- Building a Cross-Sector EPD Database: Advancing Transparency in Product Impact
- Compliance Dashboard
- Private Sector P2 Professionals Workgroup
Wednesday, December 17, 2025 P2 and Compliance in Communities
- Washington State Pollution Prevention Assistance for Small Businesses
- Building Bridges: How Municipal Partnerships Amplify Technical Assistance Programs
- Small Businesses, Big Pollution Prevention Impacts: Oregon's EcoBiz Program
- Safer Choices Community of Practice: Making Informed Decisions
- P2 and Lithium-Ion Batteries: Preventing Battery Fire Disasters and Associated Pollution
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing and Processing Workgroup
Thursday, December 18, 2025 Chemicals of Concern
- Highlights of the PFAS Source Identification Journey
- Collaborations Drive Alternatives to PFAS
- Western States PFAS Strategic Plan
- Developing, Marketing, and Promoting a New, Safer Industrial Cleaner
- Addressing 6PPD in Tires: Pathways to Protect Salmon from 6PPD-quinone
United States
2026 Emerging Contaminants in the Environment Conference (ECEC26)
Event Description
Join the the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center and Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant for the 2026 Emerging Contaminants in the Environment Conference (ECEC26) on April 28-29, 2026 online and in-person in Champaign, IL. The conference will feature presentations and poster sessions on the latest in emerging contaminants research, policies, and outreach, including research, public health, policy, management, outreach, and education. There will also be ample opportunities for discussion and networking.
This year's conference will feature sessions on:
- agricultural chemicals
- algal toxins
- per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
- pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) (including naturally occurring hormones)
- plastics and microplastics (including microplastic fibers)
- other emerging contaminants
Toxics Reduction Engineer (Environmental Engineer 2) (In-Training)
Do you want to use your engineering knowledge to solve complex environmental issues? Are you interested in joining a dynamic team that works directly with businesses to eliminate hazardous chemical use and prevent pollution?
Sustainability Technician – Academic Hourly
The Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC) is part of the Prairie Research Institute (PRI) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, centrally located between Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis. PRI houses 5 large scientific surveys covering a wide range of expertise including biology, water resources, climate, geology, sustainable technology, and archaeology.
Technical Sustainability Professional
The Prairie Research Institute (PRI) is seeking to hire a Technical Sustainability Professional (Official Title: Visiting Scientific Specialist, Technical (entry level) 1021853 or Senior Scientific Specialist, Technical (higher level) 1018252) to collaborate with businesses, manufacturing, and industrial entities as well as municipal agencies, colleges, and universities throughout Illinois to improve sustainability, provide technical assistance in identifying opportunities and implementing sustainable solutions associated with materials, processes, water and