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California Hunger Doubles During COVID-19 As a New Climate Law Directs Surplus Food to Families
Hunger in California has doubled, and in some counties has tripled, since the state’s Stay-At-Home order went into effect, according to the California Association of Food Banks. A little-known climate law will soon direct supermarkets and food wholesalers to send millions of meals to local food rescue organizations instead of dumping surplus food in landfills. Full story…(Posted by Linda Mumma on Jul 7, 2020) -
California Resource Recovery Association: A Culture of Zero Waste
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Santa Barbara County Uses CalRecycle Grant Funds to Rebuild Roadway with Recycled Tires
In March 2018, CalRecycle awarded Santa Barbara county $158,241 in Tire-Derived Aggregate Grant Program funds to create a new retaining wall. Full story…(Posted by Syd Fong on Aug 8, 2019) -
CalRecycle Grant Recipient Preventing Food Waste
CalRecycle has grants to help clean up illegal dumping sites, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and provide assistance for beverage container recycling. Check out this video to see how this grant recipient is using its award to prevent food waste. Full story…(Posted by TC Clark on Jul 15, 2019) -
CalRecycle March Monthly Public Meeting
Show up or tune in to CalRecycle’s monthly public meeting and find out what we’re up to! Full story…(Posted by CalRecycle staff on Mar 18, 2019) -
CalRecycle Awards $71,000 to Clear Illegal Dumpsites
The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery is awarding $71,132 in cleanup grants to restore public nature areas and animal grazing land in Lassen and Madera counties. Full story…(Posted by Lance Klug on Feb 28, 2019)
