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Why is it so difficult to recycle plastic? Well, it’s complicated. From chemical composition to consumer behavior, there’s a lot to it. We encourage you to read this article on Waste360 to learn more about what makes recycling plastics a
The Winter/Holiday 2019 Marin Sanitary Service newsletter is out and should be arriving in your mailbox. Be sure to check it out to learn about holiday waste best practices, our holiday schedule, and tree pickup information. Read the Winter 2019
When: Saturday November 16 10am – 2pm Where: Recycling Center 535 Jacoby St., San Rafael
In 2020, many California restaurants, malls and other businesses will need to change the way they make compost and recycling bins accessible to customers. Assembly Bill 827 (making its way through the California legislature now) mandates that businesses that are already
With the signing of Assembly Bill No. 815, California Governor Gavin Newsom has added another layer of accountability on cities, counties and regional agencies in the state’s quest to divert from disposal 50% of all solid waste through source reduction, recycling,
What happens when you mix recycling education with a Maghan-Trainor-inspired song and a dash of silly? This parody video! Made by our friends at Sustainable Tucson about wishful recycling, both the message — and the delivery — made us smile.
On the third Saturday in September California cleans up! California Coastal Cleanup Day welcomes more than 60,000 volunteers who will pick up hundreds of thousands of pounds of trash and recyclables from beaches, lakes, and waterways each year. It brings awareness
We know that collecting food waste for composting can be… well, downright yucky. Here are some tips to keep that “yuck factor” to a minimum. Wash your kitchen compost pail regularly with soap and water. Some pails are even dishwasher
Ever wonder just how we got to be so dependent on plastics? In Never gonna give you up: how plastic seduced America, journalist Susan Strasser takes us on tour of America’s plastic story from first production in 1907, to the
