Deadline Call for Papers waste to energy+recycling
The deadline for abstract submissions for the 'waste to energy+recycling' conference in Bremen expires on Monday, 15 November 2010. A limited number of speaking opportunities is still available.
Abstracts of up to 2,000 characters in length can be sent to abstract@wte-expo.com and should clearly state the key messages and target audience of the presentation. All accepted abstracts will be published. The organizers cannot reimburse travel expenses or pay speaker fees.
More information and preliminary program plan: http://www.wte-expo.com
The international exhibition and conference 'waste to energy+recycling' is held for the sixth time on May 17 to 19, 2011 in Bremen, Germany. The Environment Ministry has again assumed patronage for the event. Polen will be the partner nation. The associations BDSV, bvse, VDMA and VKS im VKU are supporting partners of the event.
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