In recent years, consumer demand for more eco-friendly alternatives to conventional plastic has led to a surge in the use of compostable plastics, a type of biodegradable plastic designed to break down into organic matter under specific environmental conditions.

StopWaste is requesting quotes from vendors that offer indoor green organics containers for Alameda County businesses, institutions, and multifamily properties. Two to four selected firms from this RFQ and their approved products will be placed on an Approved Products List.

This document provides an overview of the rules under California law SB 1383 requiring certain food-generating sites to recover surplus edible food and donate it to nourish people instead of sending it to landfill or composting.

Because of its durability and resistance to decay, insects, mold, and water damage, pressure-treated wood is commonly used in the construction industry for things like fence posts, decking, pilings, docks, and railroad ties. However, what makes it withstand the elements can also make it toxic to humans and the environment.