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Zero Waste Conference

Innovative Materials and End-of-life Infrastructure

  Pigeonhole Interactive Q&A platform - Session Log

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Keith MiddletonKeith Middleton2177116798http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/KeithRMiddletonBASFPresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/KeithRMiddletonBASFPresentation.pdf
Claudio GemmitiClaudio Gemmiti2177110019http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/ClaudioGemmitiPresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/ClaudioGemmitiPresentation.pdf
Susanna CarsonSusanna Carson21771225110http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/SusannaCarsonPresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/sessions/Presentations/SusannaCarsonPresentation.pdf
Wayne DavisWayne Davis21771239311http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/WayneDavisPresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/sessions/Presentations/WayneDavisPresentation.pdf
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Session Intro Video: MaterialismSession Intro Video: Materialism21771209013

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