SB 54 implementation realities for local facilities and collection programs
This is an update on how it’s going so far in Napa.
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Expanding Access to Home Composting Education
City of San José staff utilized creative problem-solving skills and grant funding to overcome barriers that had prevented Vietnamese home composting classes…
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How AI Is Transforming Modern MRF Operations
As MRFs face increasing pressures to improve resource recovery, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful tool to drive efficiency, insight, and profitability…
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Carbon Farming with Compost on City Sports Parks
StopWaste partnered with UC Merced and the cities of Dublin and Pleasanton to conduct research measuring the soil carbon sequestration potential…
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The Missing Link: Unlocking Value at the End of the Chain
Shred Cycle transforms polyurethane skateboarding waste into refurbished products and recycled textiles by…
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Mend the Future: Building Climate Literacy Through Reuse, Repair, and Policy Action
Equity-centered reuse, repair, and education can strengthen textile recovery systems under California’s SB 707 Textile Recovery Act…
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Investing in Food Recovery and the Value It Creates
Food recovery is not a cost center. It is a high-impact investment with measurable environmental, social, and regulatory returns…
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Recalled Products – Who’s Responsible?
AB 1860 (Huffman, 2008) established a form of EPR for Recalled Products, putting the cost and recovery obligation on the manufacturers…
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A Countywide Approach: San Mateo County’s Campaign for Healthier Compost
Discover the strategies behind the San Mateo County Sustainability Department’s compost improvement campaign…
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SB 54 in Action: Updates for Jurisdictions and Service Providers
Circular Action Alliance is the Producer Responsibility Organization implementing SB 54, the nation’s most ambitious Extended Producer Responsibility…