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A packed house of roughly 300 people attended the 2014 State of the City Address.
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After three years, it’s amazing to be back in person for the Intermountain Sustainability Summit at @weberstate this year. We sat up our table and had conversations with many of you, learned about the all-electric Noorda Engineering building, heard an incredibly inspiring keynote about trees and ecological communication from Dr. Nalini Nadkarni, offered a presentation on Indoor Air Quality and the @utah100communities program, saw clips from Larry Confino’s compelling “50SLCgreen's Waste and Recycling Division is hiring Equipment Operators! Equipment Operators handle a variety of equipment including refuse collection equipment, flatbed stake trucks, 10-wheeler dump trucks and wheel or front-end loaders. This is a full time job with early hours (typically 7am-3:30pm) and a great variety of benefits!Registration is open for the 2023 Master Recycler program! Yessss!!! This FREE program gives you an inside look, a hands-on experience, a front row seat, if you will, to all things waste and recycling! Do you love garbage as much as we do? THOUGHT SO. Click the link in bio for more details on signing up. This opportunity only comes around once a year and space is limited. You won’t want to miss it!! I scream, you scream, we all scream for recycling! #reducereuserecycle #slc #recycleTwitter
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