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Achieving Zero Waste: Moving the Circular Economy from Idea to Practical Implementation

  • The Arts Center at Governors Island (Building 110) 110 Andes Road New York, NY, 10004 United States (map)

​This event, presented in partnership with The New York Climate Exchange and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, starts with the premise that waste is a design flaw—in packaging, products, and the design and operation of our buildings and communities.

​Speakers from the Center for Zero Waste Design, the U.S. Green Building Council, and CET, will lead a conversation sharing concrete steps architects, builders, building owners, and operators can take to eliminate waste and implement the circular economy in the built environment.

​Guests of this event are welcome to join The New York Climate Exchange for a brief tour of Governors Island and lunch at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council before the program begins.

​DESIGNING FOR ZERO WASTE

  • ​Speaker: Clare Miflin, Executive Director, Center for Zero Waste Design

​Using Guidelines

  • ​Speaker: Celeste McMickle, TRUE Certification, U.S. Green Building Council

​Practical Help to Implement

  • ​Speaker: Lorenzo Macaluso, Chief Growth Officer, CET 

​Conclusion: Climate Impact & Opportunities to Scale Faster

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