Senate Bill (SB) 54 moves to hold the plastics industry accountable, help eliminate recycling confusion for consumers, and drive recovery of material. The bill’s pollution prevention success has yet to be seen.
Climate Goals Overview Year after year, countries around the world come together and declare their climate goals. This year, COP27 in Egypt marks the 30th anniversary of the United Nations
We have an opportunity to address the plastic pollution crisis. It is time for the US to step up and show leadership towards restoration, resource conservation, and equity. Sign the petition to demand the US support a strong Global Plastics Treaty!
As we reunite and celebrate what we’re thankful for, it is important to remember our impact on the planet. Let’s make an effort to reduce food waste! Remember to incorporate the zero waste hierarchy: redesign, repurpose, reuse, recycle, and compost.
Gov. Gavin Newsom, often regarded as a climate leader, continues his fight against waste, which began in San Francisco during his mayoral reign. He has signed numerous climate and zero waste policies into law this year, with many more awaiting his approval.
Get your questions about #ZeroWasteMonth answered here! What is zero waste? What is Zero Waste Month? Zero waste, accessibility, and equity. How do I participate? Why should I participate?
The pandemic made us rethink our previous waste collection and characterization methods used at previous events. We pivoted to a set-up that includes social distance, reduced contact, and a user-focused experience.
Over the last year, our signature Zero Waste Pop-ups have been expanding! Read more about the implementation of the Fourth Bin for reuse here!
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