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The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) is a Washington, DC-based organization that represents the recycling industry in the United States. They provide resources, training, and advocacy for the recycling industry, promoting the use of recycled materials as a sustainable alternative to traditional raw materials. ISRI works with manufacturers, researchers, and policymakers to develop innovative technologies and processes for recycling various materials, including electronics, ferrous and nonferrous metals, paper, plastics, textiles, tires, and rubber. Their goal is to create a more circular economy by reducing waste and preserving natural resources. ISRI plays a crucial role in the global supply chain by ensuring a steady and secure supply of raw materials through recycling. They encourage design for recyclability and work towards developing new ways to recycle products. By doing so, they contribute to sustainability efforts by reducing the need for resource extraction and minimizing waste. The organization also focuses on safety and compliance in the recycling industry, providing training and guidelines to ensure the well-being of workers and the environment. ISRI is committed to advancing the recycling industry and promoting its economic and environmental benefits.Generated from the website

Established in 1985, Center for Clean Air an independent nonprofit entity, offering various programs to promote and implement solutions to major environmental and energy problems that balance both environmental and economic interests. The center has formed a national air quality and climate dialogue to create more informed policy decisions on multiemissions approaches for the power sector. This dialogue applies technical analyses from a variety of sources to build a common understanding of the effects of alternative multipollutant policy designs and to identify possible middle-ground solutions. Through a combination of technical analysis and facilitation, Center for Clean Air works with various states at different stages of climate change action to advance climate change programs. This initiative addresses greenhouse gases emissions from all sectors of the economy, including transportation and land use, electricity generation, industry, buildings, agriculture and forestry, and examines the full range of controlling measures. Center for Clean Air is located in Washington, D.C.

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce in Washington, DC is dedicated to advancing and protecting women's economic priorities through advocacy, networking, and support for women-owned small businesses. They offer certification programs, host meetings and summits, and provide a platform for women entrepreneurs to grow successful businesses and careers. With a focus on empowering women in the U.S. economy, the USWCC gives voice to the collective strength of women by fostering innovation, opportunity, and influence. Through their various councils and events, they work tirelessly to keep the doors to opportunity open for women in business.Generated from the website