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Let the Solutions Flow ~ RESCHEDULED > Dec 26th

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Faith Chase, a 50-year resident of Maui, is a mother and grandmother who has testified at many Maui County and Hawaii State hearings. Her interest in island agriculture inspired her turn from graphic design to writing.

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This Event Has Been Rescheduled for December 26th, 2020 • Mahalo for tuning in

Resource Recovery Maui prepares for a free remote event focused on applied solutions. In it’s third year, Farmers Voice Hawai‘i is proud to announce this year’s event, Resource Recovery: Let the Solutions Flow on December 26th, 2020. This will be an uplifting event with serious topic command.

This event continues to supply a virtual library of valuable reference information and a strong tool for civic development. Resource Recovery Maui serves as a delivery mechanism for critical information and education exchange on resource management. Featured speakers will present on subject matters such as: water; trash to energy; recycling; compost; leadership building and cultural preservation.

Unlike the year’s past of invitation-only, this year’s event is open to all whom are interested. You can register by visiting the webpage here: Resource Recovery Maui 2020 Tickets

Lawmakers and local decision makers are always invited to Resource Recovery Maui. The content feed created from this event is extrapolated and delivered to lawmakers with confirmation of receipt. This strengthens the lines of communication between community, businesses and elected leaders.

In 2018, the event’s opening theme was Resource Recovery: What it Really Looks Like and in 2019, the event was Resource Recovery: Taking Conversation to Direct Action. It is a good sign of issue progress that this years theme is Let the Solutions Flow.

Anyone wishing to support the event work may click here for sponsorship benefits: RRMaui 2020 Sponsorship Benefits

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