• "Buying Recycled and Eco-Friendly Products ," September 27, 2001, El Monte
• "Sharing Successes in Waste Reduction," March 29, 2001, Diamond Bar
• "Latest Developments in Best Practices for Waste Management," September 27, 2000, Diamond Bar
• "Building Sustainable Cities," Santa Monica, May 11, 2000.
• "Closing the Loop: Buy Recycled," Santa Monica, November 18, 1998.
• "Getting to 50% Diversion of Waste", Los Angeles, June 10, 1998.
• "The State of the World and the Region -- Five Years After the Earth Summit," featuring Lester Brown, President of Worldwatch Institute, Los Angeles, March 22, 1997.
• "Education for Sustainability: Creating a Healthy Quality of Life in Southern California," Los Angeles, May 10, 1996.
• "The Southern California Town Meeting in Preparation for the U.N. City Summit," Los Angeles, January 27, 1996.
• "Towards a Sustainable Future for Southern California," Los Angeles, April 18, 1995
• "Regulatory Reform: Creating Efficiency in the Permitting Process Without Relaxing Environmental Standards," Los Angeles, June 23, 1994.
• "Building Sustainable Communities in Southern California," Los Angeles, April 18, 1994.
• "The Southern California Conference on Environment and Development,"-Goals, Barriers and Action Plans, Los Angeles, April 22, 1993, and June 14, 1993.

Reports from Other Conferences

• "Environmentally Sustainable Energy," A National Town Meeting/Teleconference presented by Renew America, plus a local panel, Pomona, California, February 19, 1997.
• "Environmentally Sustainable Communities," A National Town Hall Meeting/Teleconference presented by Renew America, plus a local panel, Pomona, California, February 26, 1996.
• "A Leadership Summit: The Economy and the Environment," South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), Diamond Bar, California, March 24, 1995.
• "Jobs and the Environment," A National Town Meeting/Teleconference presented by Renew America, plus a local panel, Pomona, California, January 31, 1995.

• "Annual Indicator Report: The State of the Local Environment and Economy - 1997,"

Task Force Reports

• "Why Southern California Should Increase the Use of Recycled Water", Water Task Force, January 1996.
• "Ensuring A Livable Future for Southern California" - a position paper for the funding community written collectively by task force members, October 1995
• "Green Materials Think Tank", Waste Task Force, July 1995.

Reports from Environmental Leadership Round Table Meetings

The Los Angeles Environmental Leadership Round Table brought together leaders from governmental agencies, non-profits and businesses to discuss issues and share information about upcoming events in the region. The files listed below are summary notes from the meetings.

• "Round Table Meeting January 23, 1997"
• "Round Table Meeting October 17, 1996"
• "Round Table Meeting July 25, 1996"
• "Round Table Meeting May 29, 1996"

Reports from Santa Monica Environmental Roundtables and Kaleidoscope Television Programs

• "The Crisis in the World's Rainforests," Randall Hayes, November 18, 1997, Santa Monica
• "Quality of Life in the Los Angeles Region," December 16, 1997, Santa Monica
• "The Environmental Impact of Corporations," Robert Benson, January 27, 1998, Santa Monica

Reports from SCCED Forums on Southern California Issues

• "Sharing Successes in Waste Reduction," March 29, 2001, Diamond Bar
• "Latest Developments in Best Practices for Waste Management," September 27, 2000, Diamond Bar
• "Increasing Diversion of Organic Wastes," December 1, 1999, Whittier
• "Construction and Demolition Recycling," September 28, 1999, Whittier
• "Increasing Diversion in Multi-Family Residences," June 15, 1999, Culver City
• "Increasing Commercial Diversion," April 20, 1999, Whittier
• "Regional Transportation Plan Briefing," June 14, 1999, Los Angeles
• "Public Forum on the Regional Transportation Plan," January 29, 1997, Santa Monica
• "Public Forum on the Regional Transportation Plan," January 21, 1997, Los Angeles
• "Water Recycling for Business Development," Forum co-sponsored with the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, January 23, 1996.
• "Federal Clean Water Act Reauthorization Proposed Bill," Panel on December 20, 1995, Los Angeles
• "Global Energy Network International (GENI)," Presentation by Peter Meisen on November 19, 1995, Los Angeles
• "Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing for the Urban Environment," November 17, 1995, Los Angeles
• "California Urban Environmental Research and Education Center," Report by Dr. Sam Doctors of CalState University-Hayward, on May 25, 1995, Los Angeles
• "Improving Land Use in Southern California," Panel at California State University, Los Angeles, March 17, 1995
• "California Public Utilities Commission Proposal to Change Electricity Regulation," Forum on October 14, 1994, Los Angeles

Reports from UN Forums

• "United Nations Fund for Population Activities," Executive Director, Nafis Sadik, California State University, Los Angeles, Friday, May 10, 1996
• "Tolerance, the Global and Local Community," presentation by UNESCO with a panel of local leaders, in honor of the UN's International Year for Tolerance, December 7, 1995, Los Angeles
• "United Nations Development Program (UNDP)," Rosina Wiltshire, head of the UN Gender in Development Program, returning from the Beijing Women's Conference, September 18, 1995, in Pasadena, California
• "The Human Imperative for the Twenty-first Century: Think Globally, Act Locally, Live Sustainably," Dr. Noel Brown, Former Regional Director, United Nations Environment Programme, June 29, 1995, Paramount Studios, Los Angeles
• "United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)," Executive Director Elizabeth Dowdeswell, June 22, 1995, Paramount Studios, Los Angeles
• "Panel on the World Health Organization," May 23, 1995, UCLA, Los Angeles
• "United Nations 50th Anniversary," with Under Secretary General Gillian Sorensen, Speech at Occidental College, January 24, 1995, Los Angeles