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SWANA, First Nations Join Forces to Eliminate Waste

机译:SWANA,原住民携手消除废物

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Less than two years ago, Alda Nicmans, Emily Chu from In.tent Planning, and a few others attending the 2014 Coast Waste Management Association conference, came up with an idea. While the INAC had been converting rural and remote First Nations landfills and dumps to modern waste management systems, people who worked in the new facilities had no formal training. Nicmans, executive director of the Pacific Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America, could see that SWANA was the right organization to deliver the needed training.
机译:不到两年前,Alda Nicmans,In.tent Planning的Emily Chu以及其他一些参加2014年海岸垃圾管理协会会议的人提出了一个想法。 INAC已将农村和偏远的原住民垃圾填埋场和垃圾场转换为现代废物管理系统,但在新设施中工作的人没有经过正式培训。北美固体废物协会太平洋分会执行理事尼克曼斯(Nicmans)可以看出,SWANA是提供所需培训的正确组织。

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