Note: Jason Hayes, ACC Communications Director, will take part in a modertated discussion with a representative of the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign. They will discuss the topic of "clean coal" in the final afternoon session of the first day.
The Lewis & Clark Law School website describes the Greening the Grid conference,
Development of renewable energy sources has become one of the major political and legal issues of our time. Due to concerns related to climate change, energy independence, and escalating fuel and electricity prices, many policymakers, environmental advocates, and entrepreneurs have called for the United States to adopt a new national energy policy that promotes use of renewable energy sources. However, others argue that renewable energy sources will never adequately meet the country’s escalating energy needs. This conference will explore the ongoing debate regarding the U.S. energy policies and consider how the country may revise its energy system to promote sustainable energy sources.
Note: Jason Hayes, ACC Communications Director, will take part in a modertated discussion with a representative of the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign. They will discuss the topic of "clean coal" in the final afternoon session of the first day.
The Lewis & Clark Law School website describes the Greening the Grid conference,
Development of renewable energy sources has become one of the major political and legal issues of our time. Due to concerns related to climate change, energy independence, and escalating fuel and electricity prices, many policymakers, environmental advocates, and entrepreneurs have called for the United States to adopt a new national energy policy that promotes use of renewable energy sources. However, others argue that renewable energy sources will never adequately meet the country’s escalating energy needs. This conference will explore the ongoing debate regarding the U.S. energy policies and consider how the country may revise its energy system to promote sustainable energy sources.
From the Coal Prep 2009 website,
Coal Prep brings together over 200 leading suppliers and more than 2,000 industry professionals. Attendees come to see the latest products in action and to update their knowledge with targeted seminars and workshops.. Coal Prep is the perfect source for finding new products, technologies and ideas.
From the Coal Prep 2009 website,
Coal Prep brings together over 200 leading suppliers and more than 2,000 industry professionals. Attendees come to see the latest products in action and to update their knowledge with targeted seminars and workshops.. Coal Prep is the perfect source for finding new products, technologies and ideas.
Note: Janet Gellici will be speaking in the April 29, 11:00 am Energy Panel and presenting on the topic of "clean coal."
From the Critical Commodities Conference website,
Don’t miss out! This is a three day event that will focus on the efficient transportation of energy, food products, steel and steelmaking raw materials and building materials throughout the United States and the world. CCC is the only conference of its kind addressing markets and transportation for these critical commodities, from bulk to break bulk and containerized products.
More than 500 participants will come together to hear from panels of experts in these critical commodities and participate in a tradeshow that will showcase organizations in the commodities industry including port authorities, exporters and importers, logistics companies, customs brokers and producers.
From the Coal Prep 2009 website,
Coal Prep brings together over 200 leading suppliers and more than 2,000 industry professionals. Attendees come to see the latest products in action and to update their knowledge with targeted seminars and workshops.. Coal Prep is the perfect source for finding new products, technologies and ideas.
Note: Janet Gellici will be speaking in the April 29, 11:00 am Energy Panel and presenting on the topic of "clean coal."
From the Critical Commodities Conference website,
Don’t miss out! This is a three day event that will focus on the efficient transportation of energy, food products, steel and steelmaking raw materials and building materials throughout the United States and the world. CCC is the only conference of its kind addressing markets and transportation for these critical commodities, from bulk to break bulk and containerized products.
More than 500 participants will come together to hear from panels of experts in these critical commodities and participate in a tradeshow that will showcase organizations in the commodities industry including port authorities, exporters and importers, logistics companies, customs brokers and producers.
From the Coal Prep 2009 website,
Coal Prep brings together over 200 leading suppliers and more than 2,000 industry professionals. Attendees come to see the latest products in action and to update their knowledge with targeted seminars and workshops.. Coal Prep is the perfect source for finding new products, technologies and ideas.
Note: Janet Gellici will be speaking in the April 29, 11:00 am Energy Panel and presenting on the topic of "clean coal."
From the Critical Commodities Conference website,
Don’t miss out! This is a three day event that will focus on the efficient transportation of energy, food products, steel and steelmaking raw materials and building materials throughout the United States and the world. CCC is the only conference of its kind addressing markets and transportation for these critical commodities, from bulk to break bulk and containerized products.
More than 500 participants will come together to hear from panels of experts in these critical commodities and participate in a tradeshow that will showcase organizations in the commodities industry including port authorities, exporters and importers, logistics companies, customs brokers and producers.
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
It’s an important time to be seen and heard in Washington, DC. Please commit yourself or someone on your staff to participant in this year’s WMC Fly-In. The Women’s Mining Coalition needs your participation in the 17th Annual Fly-In to Washington, DC. Each year between 30 and 40 WMC representatives visit with member of Congress and their staff to inform them about critical mining and energy issues and to provide a personal, female perspective on the importance of mining to our families, communities and nation.
The women participating in the fly-in live and work in communities throughout the U.S. These women represent the many sectors of the mining industry; hard rock, coal, construction materials, manufacturing, transportation, and utility, energy and service companies—and many job functions-environmental managers, geologist, engineers, equipment operators, plant personnel and administrative staff.
We need women who can talk about their jobs—what they do, why it’s important to them, why they feel they’re making a contribution to our nation’s energy and economic well being. We need you!
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
It’s an important time to be seen and heard in Washington, DC. Please commit yourself or someone on your staff to participant in this year’s WMC Fly-In. The Women’s Mining Coalition needs your participation in the 17th Annual Fly-In to Washington, DC. Each year between 30 and 40 WMC representatives visit with member of Congress and their staff to inform them about critical mining and energy issues and to provide a personal, female perspective on the importance of mining to our families, communities and nation.
The women participating in the fly-in live and work in communities throughout the U.S. These women represent the many sectors of the mining industry; hard rock, coal, construction materials, manufacturing, transportation, and utility, energy and service companies—and many job functions-environmental managers, geologist, engineers, equipment operators, plant personnel and administrative staff.
We need women who can talk about their jobs—what they do, why it’s important to them, why they feel they’re making a contribution to our nation’s energy and economic well being. We need you!
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
It’s an important time to be seen and heard in Washington, DC. Please commit yourself or someone on your staff to participant in this year’s WMC Fly-In. The Women’s Mining Coalition needs your participation in the 17th Annual Fly-In to Washington, DC. Each year between 30 and 40 WMC representatives visit with member of Congress and their staff to inform them about critical mining and energy issues and to provide a personal, female perspective on the importance of mining to our families, communities and nation.
The women participating in the fly-in live and work in communities throughout the U.S. These women represent the many sectors of the mining industry; hard rock, coal, construction materials, manufacturing, transportation, and utility, energy and service companies—and many job functions-environmental managers, geologist, engineers, equipment operators, plant personnel and administrative staff.
We need women who can talk about their jobs—what they do, why it’s important to them, why they feel they’re making a contribution to our nation’s energy and economic well being. We need you!
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
It’s an important time to be seen and heard in Washington, DC. Please commit yourself or someone on your staff to participant in this year’s WMC Fly-In. The Women’s Mining Coalition needs your participation in the 17th Annual Fly-In to Washington, DC. Each year between 30 and 40 WMC representatives visit with member of Congress and their staff to inform them about critical mining and energy issues and to provide a personal, female perspective on the importance of mining to our families, communities and nation.
The women participating in the fly-in live and work in communities throughout the U.S. These women represent the many sectors of the mining industry; hard rock, coal, construction materials, manufacturing, transportation, and utility, energy and service companies—and many job functions-environmental managers, geologist, engineers, equipment operators, plant personnel and administrative staff.
We need women who can talk about their jobs—what they do, why it’s important to them, why they feel they’re making a contribution to our nation’s energy and economic well being. We need you!
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
It’s an important time to be seen and heard in Washington, DC. Please commit yourself or someone on your staff to participant in this year’s WMC Fly-In. The Women’s Mining Coalition needs your participation in the 17th Annual Fly-In to Washington, DC. Each year between 30 and 40 WMC representatives visit with member of Congress and their staff to inform them about critical mining and energy issues and to provide a personal, female perspective on the importance of mining to our families, communities and nation.
The women participating in the fly-in live and work in communities throughout the U.S. These women represent the many sectors of the mining industry; hard rock, coal, construction materials, manufacturing, transportation, and utility, energy and service companies—and many job functions-environmental managers, geologist, engineers, equipment operators, plant personnel and administrative staff.
We need women who can talk about their jobs—what they do, why it’s important to them, why they feel they’re making a contribution to our nation’s energy and economic well being. We need you!
Click here to download the WMC Annual Fly-In flyer
Click here to learn more about the Women's Mining Coalition
