Photo courtesy of Reworld
Reworld, a Morristown, New Jersey-based waste solutions provider, has announced a new three-year partnership with Mystic Aquarium, Stonington, Connecticut, to support sustainable materials management and marine wildlife conversation, including an annual $50,000 contribution toward these efforts.
The partnership will fund a year-round educational series that promotes ocean health, climate awareness and local conservation efforts.
“We are thrilled to partner with Mystic Aquarium, an organization right here in the community we serve that shares our vision for a more sustainable future,” says Tom Koltis, senior vice president of negative carbon and infrastructure development at Reworld. “Together, we’re creating opportunities to inspire environmental responsibility in young people and families across southeastern Connecticut.”
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Reworld says this collaboration reflects its commitment to support environmental sustainability. Reworld has operated the SECONN facility in Preston, Connecticut, since 1991, which processes 250,000 tons of waste each year.
“We are grateful to Reworld for this partnership that allows us to expand and deepen our mission of protecting our ocean and planet through education, research and conservation,” says Tina Couch, chief advancement officer at Mystic Aquarium. “We look forward to working with Reworld to empower the next generation of ocean stewards.”
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