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infoCycling

 The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) has a newsletter in the works that has replaced infoCycling! The new newsletter--CalRecycle--will include articles similar to those found in previous editions of infoCycling as well as other information pertaining to all aspects of CalRecycle. The first edition of CalRecycle is scheduled to be published in September 2008. For details, please contact CalRecycle’s Office of Public Affairs at (916) 341-6300.

infoCycling, CalRecycle's quarterly newsletter, provides time- and cost-reducing tools to assist local government, State agencies and large State facilities in evaluating their current diversion performance and reaching diversion goals.

Past Editions of infoCycling

Past editions of infoCycling provide historical reference information. Past editions are available in HTML, Adobe Acrobat (PDF), and Microsoft Word. You may select infoCycling editions in HTML from the list below or as a downloadable document from the local assistance category within the CalRecycle Publications Catalog. Document viewers are available below.

Note: Staff contact numbers and topic links may be out of date in the historical editions of infoCycling. Please view the Local Assistance contacts for current staff information. Also use the Site Index or the Need Help page to search for current links to the various topics.

2007: Winter/Spring | Spring/Summer | Fall/Winter

2006: Fall | Summer | Special Edition: Diverting Construction and Demolition Waste | Spring | Special Edition: Revised DRS Regulations | Winter

2005: Fall | Summer | Spring | Winter

2004: Fall | Summer | Spring | Winter

2003: Fall | Summer | Special Edition: Gardena Fined | Spring | Winter

2002: Special Edition: School Waste Diversion | Summer/Fall | Winter/Spring

2001: Fall | CalRecycle Staff Contacts Maps | Summer | Spring | Winter

2000: Fall | July | June (Special Deconstruction Edition) | April | January

1999: October

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Currently, we attempt to provide as much information as possible in HTML format. Most of our downloadable documents are in either Adobe Acrobat (PDF) or Microsoft Word format. The links below take you to sites where you can download the necessary viewers.

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