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BEYOND RECYCLING: ZERO WASTE
ECO-CYCLE'S EARTH DAY EVENT 2000

Boulder Public Library
Friday, April 21
12:00 - 1:30pm

Though recycling rates continue to rise, recycling alone will not end our dependency on landfills or reverse the rapid depletion of our natural resources. To more sustainably protect our environment, many countries are beginning the new millenium by taking waste reduction a step further with a concept called Zero Waste. By replacing our one-way garbage habit with new systems, policies and infrastructures, Zero Waste preserves resources for generations to come.

Is Zero Waste an idealistic dream or can it become reality?
Join us on April 21 for this exclusive presentation where Boulder County high school students will learn about precedent setting programs that will effect their future. The presentation includes:

• Premiere showing of the new video "Zero Waste"
  
• A talk by nationally recognized Zero Waste expert Gary Liss highlighting national and international success stories
  
• Question and answer session with Gary Liss and Eric Lombardi, Eco-Cycle's Executive Director

Bus transportation and substitute teachers
will be paid for by Eco-Cycle. Space is
limited to seven classes. Call Cyndra Dietz
at 303-444-6634 to sign up.