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What Goes Where?
Not sure how to properly dispose of something? Search our What Goes Where tool to find out if material can be reused, recycled, composted, or disposed of in your trash.
Too many everyday items – such as paper or plastic cups and bags – are designed to be used once and then thrown away. That may feel convenient, but there is a long-term cost: litter, pollution and waste. Instead of trashing single-use stuff, there’s a better way: Choose Reusables EVERY Time!
Let Zero Waste Marin’s Reusables campaign inspire you! Learn some easy ways to cut down on throw-away plastic at.
The following flier about California’s new organics law was sent to all Mill Valley Refuse Service customers in April of 2022. To learn more about what organic materials belong in
On January 31, 2022 the following information was sent in an email to all of our customers about the new compost requirements in California. Para español, use la herramienta de
1. COMPOST IT If you aren’t set up for backyard composting, or self hauling, it’s important that you utilize your curbside compost service. In fact, it’s now the law. When
CALIFORNIA TO REQUIRE FOOD WASTE COMPOSTING TO LOWER EMISSIONS & COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE Beginning January 2022, California’s short lived climate pollutant law (SB 1383) requires that every home, apartment complex, and