Podcasts about drss

Episode 13 of Redemption, delves into the intersection of modern deposit return systems (DRS) and existing curbside recycling programs, focusing on their impact on material recovery facilities (MRFs). We discuss how well-designed DRSs can complement MRF operations, mitigate revenue loss, and improve material recovery. Through insights from industry experts Lynn Hoffman in Minnesota and Robert Kelman in Australia, we explore the challenges and opportunities of integrating MRFs into DRSs, offering practical solutions for policymakers and stakeholders. Download “A Guide to Modern Deposit Return Systems: 10 Essential Practices” on BottleBillReimagined.org

To measure DRS progress, data is crucial. Pactice #3 focuses on the importance of compliance and official reporting by producers to give legislators a clear sense of return rates, materials in circulation, and areas for improvement. Our guests, including in-house experts Clarissa Morawski (CEO, and Co-founder, Reloop) and returning guest Alexis Eisenberg (Director, France & Francophonie at Reloop), discuss the significance of data reporting and — ultimately — accountability in modern DRSs. Learn how transparent reporting ensures regulators can measure and enforce meaningful targets.Download “A Guide to Modern Deposit Return Systems: 10 Essential Practices” on BottleBillReimagined.org

Redemption is a limited series for policymakers, advocates, and industry leaders to take climate action and fix our broken recycling system. In our inaugural episode, we dive into “A Guide to Modern Deposit Return Systems: 10 Essential Practices” — a first-of-its-kind resource. Discover why the guide is a critical roadmap to achieving our climate goals: reducing waste, slashing carbon emissions, and protecting the environment. You'll learn what works and what doesn't when designing DRSs, and hear some of the best practices for implementation..In this kickoff episode,Host Elizabeth Balkan interviews some of the foremost “doers” in the Deposit Return System (DRS) field. You'll hear perspectives from Executive Director of Just Zero, Kirstie Pecci, Representative Michelle Ciccolo, and Lynn Hoffman of Eureka Recycling. Gain valuable insights into the need for a comprehensive guide, the importance of impartial information, and the thoughtful design of modern deposit systems. Don't miss out on this journey towards effective and workable DRS!Download “A Guide to Modern Deposit Return Systems: 10 Essential Practices” on BottleBillReimagined.org

En esta oportunidad, @lega-nip entrega su segundo álbum del año bajo el sello Diffuse Reality. Agony Into Resilience es el nombre del LP compuesto por 10 tracks donde los sonidos y las vibras del Detroit-House resaltan en cada uno de ellos, jugando con diversas melodías que acompañan los diferentes instrumentos que se combinan con las bases del Techno, construyendo sonidos ideales para la pista de baile.

In this episode we hear from Nimish Shah, the regional diabetic screening lead for Bath and North East Somerset. He talks to us about how COVID-19 affected the running of the diabetic screening service. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eyetoeye/message

Recently a group of dedicated cave explorers and instructors from the Yucatan created an awareness campaign to highlight uncontrolled development of the Muyil region, south of Tulum, Mexico.    Somos Los Cenotes... "We are the Cenotes" is the campaign and we invite your support by sharing as much of our and your own content as you can with the hashtag #somosloscenotes.   In this episode sponsored by XDEEP, I interview Phillip Lehman, Natalie Gibb, and Vincent Rouquet-caltha and we discuss the caves of the Muyil region, the issues with development, why the caves are worth supporting, why you should dive them, and what you can do to support. In addition, Phillip shares more on the KISS Sidewinder sidemount CCR, and Vince and I discuss his background and work in Yucatan, Mexico.   #somosloscenotes #XDEEP #underthejungle #DRSS #sidemountpros  

In this week's episode sponsored by XDEEP, I speak with Phillip Lehman, acclaimed graffiti artist, musician and music producer... but more to the point... amazing cave explorer and sidemount diver :)! We cover: How Phillip got into sidemount and cave diving  His cave exploration partnership with Patrick Widmann The DRSS and safety issues re untrained divers being guided in the cave zone DRSS exploration projects The importance of practice in building sidemount skills Phillip's equipment including; XDEEP Stealth 2.0, video cameras, housings, lights and editing software Advice for aspiring underwater videographers and much more.... Featured in this episode: Sponsor: XDEEP - https://www.xdeep.eu/ DRSS - https://www.dr-ss.com/  If you like the podcast, please share with your friends and consider leaving us a 5-star review.

In this week's episode sponsored by XDEEP, I speak with Patrick Widmann on the DRSS Madagascar Cave Exploration project. We cover: How Patrick joined the DRSS His cave exploration partnership with Phillip Lehman How the Madagascar project came about The logistics of exploring in remote locations The hard work that goes unseen Finding a body in the cave Interesting uses for the XDEEP Stealth 2.0 Classic BCD Sidemount CCR and much more.... Featured in this episode: Sponsor: XDEEP - https://www.xdeep.eu/ Protec Dive Centres - http://www.protecdiving.com/ DRSS - https://www.dr-ss.com/  If you like the podcast, please share with your friends and consider leaving us a 5-star review.

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The AICPA introduced the document review simulation (DRS) to the CPA Exam in 2016. It is another type of task-based simulation (TBS) and assesses the candidate’s ability to edit a document using other documentation. In this webinar, we worked through several DRSs and discussed proven tips and tricks to help you tackle the DRS with confidence and maximize your points on exam day. Topics include: • What the document review simulation TBS is and what it requires • How to find the documentation you need quickly • How to correctly edit the document that will be graded • Ways to effectively prepare for the DRS • We also answered over 50 questions from the live audience! Download the slides for this podcast here: https://www.efficientlearning.com/cpa/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/05/Webinar-Mastering-Document-Review-Simulations-May-2017.pdf

In this podcast, Kayla Cindric discusses minimum wage and how increasing the wage to $15.00 would affect the Dayton area. She interviewed, Jeremy Lutz, and employer who hires people to clean buildings and repair them and who understands how the increase of minimum wage will affect the economy in Dayton. The topic of the effects of increasing minimum wage was researched and opinions were formulated about the issue. Increasing minimum wage has benefits and negative effects for different positions in this economy. Resources: http://www.bizjournals.com/dayton/news/news-wire/2014/03/06/do-most-small-business-owners-really.html http://www.bizjournals.com/dayton/news/2015/08/21/guest-column-wage-issues-a-concern-fordayton-area.htmlhttp://www.bizjournals.com/bizjournals/washingtonbureau/2014/02/18/minimum-wage-increase-could-cost.html  http://www.heritage.org/research/factsheets/2014/01/facts-about-the-minimum-wage Articles: http://www.bizjournals.com/dayton/stories/1998/04/06/story6.html?s=print

In this podcast, Ryan explains how a minimum wage of $8.10 will effect a slower growth of CPI than a minimum wage of $10.00 because businesses don't have to pass that extra cost on to their customers, and it allows businesses to use that money that would otherwise be paid to employees to expand their company and employ more people. Resources: Meer, J., & West, J. (2016). Effects of the Minimum Wage on Employment Dynamics. Journal Of Human Resources, 51(2), 500-522. http://www.bea.gov/iTable/iTable.cfm?ReqID=9&step=1#reqid=9&step=3&isuri=1&903=76http://www.bls.gov/oes/CURRENT/oes_OH.htm#00-0000Articles: http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/business/economy/brown-wants-to-raise-minimum-wage-to-15-but-doubts/npKmL/Meer, J., & West, J. (2016). Effects of the Minimum Wage on Employment Dynamics. Journal Of Human Resources, 51(2), 500-522.

In this podcast, Shetasia Akridge, Lauren Drewing, and Christina Horton express their views and findings on the possibility or option of raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. Their main focus is on how small businesses, including the employers and the employees, will be negatively affected. They interviewed Raymond Good, a local small business owner, about his personal perspective on the issues concerning the minimum wage and how his company could be affected by it. Overall, these group members learned that raising the minimum wage could have more negative results for employees of small businesses that are in a field with less profit and benefit from using automated equipment. This topic shows that the factors that they thought would be a simple adjustment are more complicated and daunting than they could ever imagine. Resources:  http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS14000000http://www.nsba.biz/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Minimum-Wage.pdfArticles:  http://manufacturingnews.com/news/10/0112/GM.html ohiolmi.com/ces/lmr.htmlhttp://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2013/05/10/raising-the-minimum-wage-will-harm-economic-growth 

In this podcast, Jake and Melonie investigate how raising the federal minimum wage above $10 would affect small business, their employees, and the Dayton area. While investigating, Jake and Melonie interview Dan Young, the owner Young's Dairy in Yellow Springs. Although they expected their results, Jake and Melonie realized how complex this issue really can be. Resources:  https://www.sba.gov/content/understanding-small-business-activity-state-level-0https://www.sba.gov/category/advocacy-navigation-structure/frequently-asked-questions-about-small-business-financehttp://ohiolmi.com/laus/ColorRateMap.pdfhttp://www.patchworknation.org/bankruptcies-per-1000-people,-2010_44http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/business/98-percent-of-ohio-businesses-are-small-businesses/njHQ4/ 

The following is a podcast that covers the topic of raising the minimum wage to $15. We researched the following topic using these websites: http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/business/economy/brown-wants-to-raise-minimum-wage-to-15-but-doubts/npKmL/ and https://mises.org/library/yes-minimum-wages-still-increase-unemployment. To get thorough research and a good point of view on this topic, we interviewed a local dentists who owns his own dentistry. Research: http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2014/ted_20140403.htmhttp://www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat44.htmArticles:  http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/business/economy/brown-wants-to-raise-minimum-wage-to-15-but-doubts/npKmL/ https://mises.org/library/yes-minimum-wages-still-increase-unemployment

In this podcast, Orlando and Alan discuss raising the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour, as well as interview two custodial staff at DRSS and then discuss their point of view.Research Link:  https://www.cbo.gov/publication/44995News Articles: http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2014/02/18/3303201/cbo-minimum-wage/ http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/13/upshot/what-a-15-minimum-wage-would-mean-for-your-city.html?_r=2

How has falling gas prices affected the revenue of a business? How has gas sales changed since gas prices fell? How has gas prices affected consumer spending on other products? In this podcast we will be looking into these very questions to try to find an answer during this podcast.

This podcast looks at how Genetically Modified Organisms affect small farms and farmer's markets, as well as the future of Ohio's agriculture industry.https://ofbf.org/education-and-reference/faq/http://www.naturalnews.com/031817_GMOs_seeds.htmlhttp://www.card.iastate.edu/publications/DBS/PDFFiles/10wp503.pdf

In this podcast, Brandon and Jordan discuss the economic impacts of unemployment fraud on our local and national economy. They interview Mr. Randy Tucker, a reporter from the Dayton Daily News, in order to learn more about how unemployment fraud affects our economy. They learned that there various ways people commit fraud. Also, they learned that unemployment fraud virtually has no effect on our economy. This topic ended up being very interesting to research. Brandon and Jordan learned a lotabout what exactly unemployment fraud is and how it impacts our local and national economy.  Sources-  http://www.wkyc.com/news/article/235193/45/Ohio-unemployment-fraud-cases-double-over-5-yearshttp://www.daytondailynews.com/news/news/ohio-hires-more-unemployment-fraud-investigators/nZhg6/http://www.labor.ny.gov/agencyinfo/uifraud.shtmhttp://www.dol.gov/dol/maps/state/OH.htmhttp://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/05/01/cnbc-unemployment-fraud/2127897/

In this podcast Bethany explores the world of skilled trades. She looks into what it takes to be an apprentice and how the looming retirement of baby boomers is going to affect the amount of skilled trade workers in our area. To answer this question she interviews Mike Gebhart from IBEW local 82. Mike is the director of the Joint Apprenticeship ad training committee. He works hands on to ensure that each apprentice experiences an array of skills before their five-year education comes to an end or "tops off", as they say at the IBEW. Before this interview with Mike she explores how apprenticeships are funded and their growth the past few years including the number of Journeymen in the state of Ohio. She finds that the number of apprentices in Ohio has decreased slightly in previous years.

In this podcast, Haley and Martin look at the economic impact of the new auto glass company FuYao has and will have on Moraine as it moves into the old General Motors plant. They are currently renovating the area and already have a few machines and mechanisms that will be used in their production line. Mike Fullenkamp, Tanya Adams, and Ben Nartker were there to tell us more.

In this podcast, we, Makayla Day and Eva Peterson-Smith talk about the effects that Matthew's Bill will have on medium/large businesses and franchises in Ohio. They sit down with the CEO of American Pi located in downtown Dayton Mrs. Danielle Fritz and her business partner Mrs. Linda Decker, who provided insight on the business side of it and how much they would have to spend in order to comply with the bill. Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. Decker provided their opinions on the bill and went into detail about what they saw fit regarding their businesses and the bill.

In this podcast, Sammie and Joe look at the impact of Matthew's Bill on public libraries.

This podcast looks at the effects of Matthew's Bill on small businesses. In it, Caleb and Sha'Tera interviewed one local business owner about their views on the bill.

How will Matthew's Bill affect new and renovating small businesses? In this podcast JTC Meredith talked with Justin Howard, owner of the Black Box Improv Theater, about how Matthew's Bill could affect his business if it were to go into effect before he was done renovating.

In this podcast, Alex discusses Senate Bill 112 (or Matthew's Bill) and whether or not it will be financially possible for Ohio businesses to afford the accommodations that this bill would mandate.  He interviews Israel Hoke, who is a general manager of Penn Station in Huber Heights, Ohio.  Alex finds that smaller businesses may have a hard time affording this bill and that the bill may have to be revised in order for businesses to offer their full support towards the bill.   

In this podcast AJ and Adam interviewed the owner of Giovanni's to talk about the impacts of Senate Bill 112 on small businesses. During the interview they discover that the business does not have any adult changing tables in their restaurant and that adding them would require a bit of remodeling. Over the course of the interview she revealed that it could be difficult to add them to the existing restrooms. Read more about Matthew's Bill on their Website.

Brianna and Abby found that many veterans struggle financial when returning home. Entering civilian workforce can be difficult contribute more financial problems, although there are many ways veterans can prosper in today's economy.PodcastResearch: BLS article Employment Situation of Veterans SummaryThink Process article How Economic Inequality Could Take A Bigger Toll On Veterans' Mental Health Than Warfare Itself

In this podcast, we were tasked to do research on an economic indicator. With the information we found, we made interview questions to use in an interview with someone related to the topic we researched. For our podcast, we researched entrepreneurship and interviewed our teacher who is a small business owner in here in Dayton, Ohio. Some o the key topics we covered were:The definition of entrepreneurship: The act of starting a business or an organization.There are 23 million small businesses in AmericaSmall business make about 54% of all jobsMore than 50% of all people are employed by small businesses.

In this podcast, Aubrianna Markus' essential question was: what has caused the increase in student debt, and what impact does this have on the economy? She interviewed Tera Mandery on her personal opinions of student loan debt. The news article that alerted her was about increasing student loan debt. Some facts and statistics that she found were: In 2013, 7 out of 10 graduating seniors at public and private nonprofit colleges had student loans. They owed an average of $28,400, up 2% since 2012. Student loan debt is over $1 trillion, bypassing credit card and auto-loan debt. There are approximately 37 million student loan borrowers with outstanding student loans today. Since 1999, student debt has increased more than 500%.

In this podcast we discuss the process of budget cutting at Wright Patt and how it affects the people in the work force. According to an article from the military website written on October 1, 2014 they are planning to cut 372 positions, 103 were occupied so 269 of them were vacant. Which lead to us conducting an interview with Vanessa Freeman, a Senior Manpower Analyst at Wright Patt Air Force Base who is one of the main people involved in budget cuts. Overall, majority of our questions were answered, but we still would like to know how it affects the larger work force.

Derek and Ryan go live from a very bangin' Super Bowl Party! They talk about just how couture each Super Bowl contender's jerseys are with input from the DRSS fashion consultant, Mallory Coyan. Also, a special guest makes his presence known on this episode of the Derek and Ryan Sport Show (hint, his name is Dan)!