Waste management evolving to meet new regulations
The way we think about trash is changing with new regulations coming out of Sacramento pushing for clean energy, and staffing shortages brought on by the pandemic.
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The way we think about trash is changing with new regulations coming out of Sacramento pushing for clean energy, and staffing shortages brought on by the pandemic.
Senate Bill 1383 went into effect January 1, 2022, and under state law everyone in California should have started making the transition to compost organic waste.
Several new laws have kicked in now that the new year has begun.
California is trying new ways to help curb pollution across the state, and it all starts with what you throw out in the trash. At the first of the year, those changes will be taking place.
Excess litter in one neighborhood is forcing neighbors to look at how the trash infrastructure is not meeting the needs of the residents.