Resource Library
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Results of public opinion surveys for StopWaste.Org conducted by Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin & Associates.
Conducted in conjunction with Public Attitudes Toward Curbside Recycling -November 2007.
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This qualitative research project examines opportunities for strengthening environmental education in Alameda County by gaining insight from environmental education practitioners, classroom teachers, students, and administrators about the current state of K-12 environmental education in Alameda County.
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A report by HF&H Consultants (commissioned by StopWaste.Org) estimating the costs of manadatory recycling in Alameda County.
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Results of a November 2002 public opinion survey conducted by the Evans/McDonough Company for the Alameda County Waste Management Authority regarding landscaping, organic waste disposal, and composting.
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Results of the October 2005 public opinion survey conducted by the Evans/McDonough Company (EMC) for the Alameda County Waste Management Authority (ACWMA) / StopWaste.Org on composting and organic waste disposal, including food scrap recycling, in Alameda County.
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Survey of Mandatory Commercial Recycling and Nonexclusive Collection Solid Waste Programs (PDF) prepared by HF&H Consultants, LLC in collaboration with Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc. (SERA).
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This report includes a menu of activities for cities to adopt to achieve greenhouse gas savings.
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Download Template - Climate Action Plan (1.21 MB)
Download Appendix B: List of Proposed Measures (72.69 KB)- Download Appendix C: ABAG's Smart Growth Checklist (136.6 KB)
- Download Appendix D: Assumptions & Calculations (154.01 KB)
- Download Appendix E: Summary of StopWaste.org Program Analysis (13.59 KB)
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StopWaste.Org retained R. W. Beck, Inc. (R. W. Beck) to complete the 2008 Alameda County Waste Characterization Study. This Study was designed to provide updated solid waste composition and quantity results for evaluation of current conditions and further comparison with previous studies completed in 1995 and 2000. Full report and Executive Study available.