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Krish’s 4Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Rot – are represented in their Performing Arts piece submitted for the 2024 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Storytelling Contest. Download their (Re)Generation story and learn about their artwork and how it represents their 4Rs of climate action.
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Saanvi’s 4Rs – Regenerate, Remake, Rejustify, and Refound – are represented in their Creative Writing piece submitted for the 2024 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Storytelling Contest. Download their (Re)Generation story and learn about their artwork and how it represents their 4Rs of climate action.
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Keisha’s 4Rs – Recreate, Repurpose, Reuse, and Result – are represented in their Reuse Art piece submitted for the 2024 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Storytelling Contest. Download their (Re)Generation story and learn about their artwork and how it represents their 4Rs of climate action.
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Tjowandi Family’s 4Rs – Rechargeable, Replace, Repurpose, Reduce, Rethink, Reorganize, Recheck – are represented in their Visual Art piece submitted for the 2024 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Storytelling Contest. Download their (Re)Generation story and learn about their artwork and how it represents their 4Rs of climate action.
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Jenna and Emma’s 4Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Repurpose – are represented in their Reuse Art piece submitted for the 2024 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Storytelling Contest. Download their (Re)Generation story and learn about their artwork and how it represents their 4Rs of climate action.
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Caleb’s 4Rs – Recycle, Reuse, Reduce, and Rot – are represented in their Visual Art piece submitted for the 2024 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Storytelling Contest. Download their (Re)Generation story and learn about their artwork and how it represents their 4Rs of climate action.
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This provides an overview of the StopWaste Budget for FY 2025. It outlines the agency's strategic priorities and funding allocation for the coming year, which focuses on advancing environmental sustainability, fostering a circular economy, driving innovation in construction, and nurturing a local food system through various programs, partnerships, and community engagement.
Read More This report, prepared by Arup and StopWaste, explores the potential of various biogenic building materials that can be used in industrialized construction to support low carbon and circular economy solutions in the buildings sector. The research focuses on renewable plant-based materials that sequester and store carbon and can biodegrade back into the earth.
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The Alameda County Waste Management Authority (ACWMA) intends to enter into a contract to replace approximately 8,078 linear feet of barbed wire fence, two (2) barbed wire gates, and two (2) metal swing gates at ACWMA Patterson Pass Road property in the Altamont Hills east of Livermore.
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Download StopWaste Parcel 6 Fence Bid Notice (417.23 KB)
Download StopWaste Bid Documents Parcel 6 Fence (1.42 MB)
Download Parcel 6 Survey Detail (135.15 KB)
Download Bidders Responsibility Statement - Parcel 6 Fence (559.76 KB)
Download Aerial w project outline_7.19.24.pdf (167.73 KB)
Download Fence-specs-Parcel6_7.19.24.pdf (419.29 KB)
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