Sb 1383 News Today

The project is expected to generate up to $5.6 million annually in revenue from renewable energy that will be produced.

Feeding San Diego is going to be able to partner with new and more food donors at the start of this year. It’s all thanks to a new expansion of a current law, SB 1383.

Kern County agreed to fully comply with SB 1383 by March of 2024. If they are not fully compliant by that date, the county is subject to fines of up to $10,000 per day.

Kern County Public works is unclear on what comes next, but promises to involve residents when drafting a new plan.

As part of a new plan certain properties in Lake Isabella and Bodfish will be required to pay a tax that will go towards trash collection for their property.

The Humboldt Waste Management Authority is moving forward with retrofitting the former Eureka Recycling Center into an organic waste processing facility to meet compliance requirements...

This week, we're looking at how Senate Bill 1383, built to help the environment by reducing harmful methane emissions through recycling and food waste diversion,...

San Francisco could have access to an additional 7 million pounds of food for the hungry...

Starting Jan. 1, California residents and businesses will be required to separate “green waste” from other trash and recycling. It’s a way to reduce the planet-heating greenhouse gases emitted by decomposing food in our landfills.

Any person that is responsible for the creation of organic waste must collect and divert that waste and comply with the local requirements for organic waste collection and recovery. CalRecycle can begin enforcing these requirements on January 1, 2022.