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Overall Winner- 11th GradeTraven Sherrod- East Carter County High School, Ellsinore
2009 Missouri Recycles Day CalendarMissouri Recycling Association www.MORA.org
Missouri Recycles Day Poster Contest 2nd
Place Winners The following students entered the Missouri Recycles Day poster Contest for the 2009 Calendar and were chosen from over 2000 entries.
Kindergarten, Noah Crenshaw
Canton R-V Elementary
Canton, MO
1st Grade, Alyssa Huber
St. Joseph Zell Ste. Genevieve, MO
2nd
Grade, Laken Hugenburg
Canton R-V Elementary
Canton, MO
3rd
Grade, Harrison Thomas
Meramec School
Clayton, MO
4th
Grade, Rose Houghton
Wyland Elementary
St. Louis, MO
5th
Grade, Danielle Hrdina
Columbia Catholic School
Columbia, MO
6th
Grade, Kaylee Boyer
Canton R-V Elementary
Canton, MO
7th
Grade, Jordan Stack
Parkway NE Middle School
Creve Coeur, MO
8th
Grade, Shane Devine
Parkway NE Middle School
Creve Coeur, MO
9th
Grade, Courtney Warford
Pattonsburg High School
Pattonsburg, MO
10th
Grade, Shelby Harris
Gilman R-IV School
Gilman City, MO
11th
Grade, Meghan Warren
New Bloomfield High School
New Bloomfield, MO
12 th
Grade, Christa Chronister
East Carter County High School
Ellsinore, MO
Missouri RecyclesDay
November 15, 2009
Missouri Recycles Day Poster Contest Honorable Mention Winners
Kindergarten, Breanna McCrary
Gilman R-IV School
Gilman City, MO
1st Grade, Drew Voss
St. George School
Linn, MO
2nd
Grade. Logan Laudell
Canton R-V Elementary
Canton, MO
5th
Grade, Lindsey Thompson
Iberia R-V Elementary
Iberia, MO
7th
Grade, Amanda Sherman
Parkway NE Middle School
Creve Coeur, MO
4th
Grade, Ericka Wilson
Iberia R-V Elementary
Iberia, MO
3rd
Grade, Kelsey Bartlett
St. Agnes School
Springfield, MO
6th
Grade, Gabby Kirkorian
Parkway NE Middle School
Creve Coeur, MO
10th
Grade, Jacob Hodges
New Bloomfield High School
New Bloomfield, MO
9th
Grade, Courtney Gross
St. Vincent High School
Perryville, MO
8th
Grade, Saruul Bat-Ochir
Parkway NE Middle School
Creve Coeur, MO
11th
Grade, Shayna Hyre
Gilman City R-IV School
Gilman City, MO
12th
Grade, Accashia Thomas
Waynesville Tech. Academy
Waynesville, MO
2008 ARD/MRD Poster Contest
• 19 Missouri schools represented by
winning posters
• 2000 Missouri students entered
• 123 Missouri schools sent entries
• 132 Missouri teachers participated
Gavin Wood Our Lady of the Snows School, Eugene
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January 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
New Yearʼs Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Inauguration Day
MORA supports waste reduction and recycling efforts by providinginformation, educational opportunities, and technical support. Visitthe MORA website (www.MORA.org) to view tools, resources andother valuable information and links.
Show-Me RecyclingThe Missouri Recycling Associationʼs statewide education campaign showcases sustainable programs that improve the economy and community as well as benefit the enviroment.
www.mora.org
Jasmine Swearingin Pattonsburg High School, Pattonsburg
The City of Kansas City, Missouri
The All America city of Kansas City, Missouri provides the most cost-effective trash and recycling
collection service in the nation. Its curbside and drop-off recycling center activities serve more than
440,000 residents in the largest city in the State of Missouri.
Contact Michael Shaw, Manager of Solid Waste for more information. 816.513.3470
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February 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Ash Wednesday
Valentineʼs DayLincolnʼs Birthday
Presidentʼs Day
Washingtonʼs Birthday
Recycling AwarenessEvent/Recognition of
2008 MRD PosterContest WinnersMO State Capitol,
Jefferson City
Tu BʼShvat
• In 2006, KC Recycles weekly curbside program collected approximatley 19,000 tons of material.
• This represents an increase of 18% from the previous year.
• kcmo.org/pubworks.nsf/web/recyclefirst
Parker Patterson St. George School, Linn
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March 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Daylight Saving Time Begins
St. Patrickʼs Day Spring Begins
Dave BealVice President3941 Harry S. TrumanSt. Charles, MO 63301PH: 636.443.1999 ext.1025Fax: 646.443.1998E-Mail: [email protected]
• Two locations: St.Charles and Kansas City, Missouri 800.235.1046 or 636.443.1999
• We provide the most seamless solutions for maximizing the risks associated with data security and improper handling of end of life IT assets.
• EPC processes over 250,000 pieces of equipment annually
Kenadi Trachsel Our Lady of the Snows School, Eugene
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April 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
April Foolʼs Day
Earth Day
Administrative Professionalʼs Day
Passover BeginsSundownPalm Sunday
Easter
Good Friday
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• Central Paper Stock has expanded! We now offer plastic recycling to our customers, andwith the recent acquisition of St. Louisʼ Sunshine Recycling we now provide a daily officerecycling program and document destruction service.
• LAST YEAR CENTRAL PAPER STOCK RECYCLED ENOUGH PAPER TO SAVE OVER 1,300,000 TREES!
Mihkayla Brumley Our Lady of the Snows School, Eugene
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May 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
May Day
Cinco De MayoInternational Compost
Awareness WeekInternational Compost
Awareness Week
International Compost Awareness Week
International Compost Awareness Week
International Compost Awareness Week
International Compost Awareness Week
International Compost Awareness WeekNational Teacherʼs Day
Motherʼs Day Armed Forces Day
Memorial Day Shavuot
• The MARC Solid Waste Management District (Region E) works with local governments in Cass, Clay, Jackson, Platte and Ray counties to create waste diversion programs. Visit http://www.marc.org/Enviroment/SolidWaste.
• District grant funds are available to local governments, private businesses, not-for-profit organizations and individuals for waste reduction, reuse and recycling projects.
• RecycleSpot.org is a one stop spot for recycling information in the Kansas City metro area.Visit www.RecycleSpot.org or call (816) 474.TEAM (8326)
Kathy Truong Salem Lutheran School, Affton
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June 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
World Environment Day
Flag Day
Fatherʼs DayFirst Day of Summer
MORA ConferenceSt. Louis
MORA ConferenceSt. Louis
MORA ConferenceSt. Louis
St. Baptiste Day
• Ball manufactures over 100 million recyclable aluminum cans every day.
• Benefits of recycling aluminum cans: reduces air pollution by 95% and saves 90% of the energy required to make a can from aluminum ore.
• If each person recycled one aluminum can each month, over 3,000 gallons of gas would be saved.
• Recycled aluminum is identical to smelted aluminum, except for one thing: it takes only 1/20 of the energy to make it. Less energy means reduced greenhouse emissions. And like few other materials in the recycling chain, aluminum recycles over and over again.
51.9 billionAluminum cans
recycled in2006!
Tanner Marshall Canton R-V Elementary School, Canton
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July 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
• Allied Waste has offered single stream recycling to 30 contracted municipalities in the St. Louis region since March 2005.
• Allied Waste recycled over 28,000,000 lbs in 2007.
Allied Waste Services 636.947.5959 disposal.com
Independence Day
Parentʼs Day
Brittney Berhorst Canton R-V Elementary School, Canton
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August 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Friendship Day
Assumption Day
Ramadan Begins
Saint Louis County Department of Health, Solid Waste Program
Curbside recycling is now a part of basic trash service throughout Saint Louis County.
PH 314.615.8958
Kara Jacobson Parkway NE Middle School, Creve Coeur
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• We interact directly with the environment every day. Protecting and preserving the environment is an inportant part of what AbitibiBowater does.
• 55% recovery goal by 2012.• We are a full-circle recycler. We collect, sort, package and turn old paper into recycled-content newsprint that could end up back on your doorstep within a month.
• We produce more than 4.9 million tons of recycled newsprint and directory paper annually.
Labor Day
Grandparentʼs Day
Autumn Begins
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
St. Louis Office(314) 381.3700
Kansas City Office(913) 722.9022
Kelsey Bryan St. Anthony School, Sullivan
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October 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
National Childrenʼs Day
Columbus Day
Sukkot
Halloween
NRC ConferencePortland, OR
NRC ConferencePortland, OR
NRC ConferencePortland, OR
Laser is about 1/2 the cost of ink jet printing per page printed.
Remanufactured ink jet & toner cartridges are significantly cheaper than new.
Rechargeable batteries v. alkaline batteries: use of rechargeables will result in a significant cost savings and there is a closed loop system for recycling rechargeable batteries.
Native American Day
Araba Kuofie Park Hill South School, Riverside
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November 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Veteranʼs Day
Thanksgiving Day
America / MissouriRecycles Day
Daylight Saving Time Ends
Missouri DNR Recycling & Solid Waste http://www.dnr.mo.gov/env/swmp/index.html
• Incinerating 10,000 tons of waste creates one job; landfilling 10,000 tons of waste creates six jobs; recycling 10,000 tons of waste creates 36 jobs.
• Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a television for three hours – or the equivilant of a half gallon of gasoline.
• In 2007, recycling helped Missourians to divert 47% of all waste away from landfills.
• Each ton (2000 pounds) of recycled paper can save 17 trees, 380 gallons of oil, and three cubic yards of landfill space.
Jessica Henry Spokane R-VII School, Spokane
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December 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Human Rights Day
http://www.regionm.org
Christmas Eve Christmas Day Kwanzaa Begins
New Yearʼs Eve
Winter begins
Hanukkah Begins Sundown
National Pearl HarborRemembrance Day
Region M encourages you to R-E-C-Y-C-L-E and that includes your Christmas tree! Contact your local recycling office to find out how to recycle your Christmas tree. For more holiday recycling tips:
http://www.p2pays.org/RecycleGuys/images/seasonal/holiday.htm
EXTEND THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT, “TREECYCLE” YOUR HOLIDAY TREE.http://www.dnr.mo.gov/env/pmnr04_12.htm#tree
Christmas Holiday Season Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Tipshttp://www.dnr.mo.gov/env/swmp/pubs-reports/holiday.htm
MORA Board of Directors 2008 - 2009 President: Steve Fishman
US EPA, Region 7
901 N. 5th Street
Kansas City, KS 66101-2907
913.551.7158
http://www.epa.gov
Vice President: David Beal
EPC, Inc.
3941 Harry S. Truman Blvd.
St. Charles, MO 63301
636.443.1999
http://www.epcusa.com
Treasurer: Michael Shaw
City of Kansas City
414 E. 12th Street, 23rd Floor
Kansas City, MO 64106
816.513.3484
http://www.kcmo.org/pubworks
Secretary: Jo Ann Dennings
Educare Boone County
University of Missouri
1400 Rock Quarry Road
Columbia, MO 65211
PH: 573-884-1714
http://educarebc.missouri.org/
Tony Lamantia
Allied Waste Services
12976 St. Charles Rock Road
Bridgeton, MO 63044
636.947.5959
http://www.disposal.com
Carrie Ray
Strategic Materials, Inc.
24 Branch Street
St. Louis, MO 63147
314-621-6928
http://www.strategicmaterials.com
Bobby Gregg
Swift Construction
PO Box 788
Neosho, MO 64850
417.592.0009
http://www.swiftconstruct.com/
Sue Noel
Silver Dollar City
399 Indian Point Road
Branson, MO 65616
Work: 417/338-8108
http://www.silverdollarcity.com/
Bill Guinther
PO Box 1195
Lake Sherwood, MO 63357
636-398-4581
Rob Didriksen
Missouri State Recycling – OA
P.O. Box 809
301 W. High Street, Rm 630
Jefferson City, MO 65101
573.751.3384
http://oa.mo.gov/purch/recypro.html
Donna Utter
AbitibiBowater Recycling Division
P.O. Box 3246 or 510 Division St.
Kansas City, KS 66103
Cell: 913-927-2591
Work: 913-722-9022
http://www.PaperRetriever.com
Linda Adams
St. Louis Jefferson SW Dist.
7525 Sussex. Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63143
314.645.6753
http://www.swmd.net
Angela Gehlert, P.O. Box 2144, Office 573-491-4255 Office (toll free) 1-866-667-2777 www.MORA.org
MORA Executive Director Jefferson City, MO 65102 Cell: 573-808-4555 Fax: 573-491-4255 [email protected] [email protected]
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