Talks built around Can I Recycle This? with interactive Q&A. For libraries, bookstores, schools, and community organizations, including Earth Month programming.
Presentations, panel participation, panel moderation, and workshop facilitation on plastic pollution and recycling systems.
Employee sustainability sessions on recycling myths, sustainable procurement, packaging, and safer chemicals.
Plastic pollution policy, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), reuse systems, safer chemicals, and lessons from federal, state, and local policy work.
Panel on electronics circularity at the Electronics Sustainability Summit.
Panel on low embodied carbon at New York Climate Week.
Yale Planetary Solutions panel on incentivizing transitions to more sustainable chemistries.
Family book talk and Q&A from Can I Recycle This? at Irvington Public Library, NY — for kids and adults.
Speaking at Montana State University on EPA pollution-prevention work on state and tribal lands.
Featured as an outside expert in Just Salad's Sustainability Report — delivered a one-hour sustainability training to Just Salad employees on plastic pollution and recycling policy.
Federal testimony before the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on plastic-pollution legislation.
Jennie Romer has spent two decades on plastic pollution policy — influential in writing San Francisco's and New York's first plastic-bag laws, leading the Plastic Pollution Initiative at the Surfrider Foundation, serving at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as Deputy Assistant Administrator for Pollution Prevention, and directing North America policy at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. She now leads Romer Advisory and is the author of Can I Recycle This? (Penguin Random House, 2021).
She speaks to community, corporate, conference, and policy audiences in person and virtually, and is comfortable on stages from local bookstore book talks to multinational policy convenings.
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