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This document provides guidelines for Alameda County Waste Management Authority's local preference purchasing policy, which offers bid advantages to local businesses and certified small/emerging local businesses when procuring goods and general services that meet environmental standards.
The StopWaste Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Policy was enacted to:
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Dirt or Soil?
A talk by Dave Phelps
May 17, 2016, Richmond CAPresented by ReScape California and sponsored by StopWaste
- News | 04/29/2016
At its April 27 meeting, the Alameda County Waste Management Authority Board unanimously adopted a resolution that phases out the Agency’s Benchmark service and fee in June 2017, saving close to $1 million each year for garbage ratepayers in the county.
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Release Date: April 26, 2016
Qualifications Due: May 26, 2016 - News | 04/20/2016
Congratulations to Cal for earning the first-place award in the Pac-12 Road To Zero Waste Challenge for the second year in a row. The Cal Zero Waste Team partnered with elementary and middle school volunteers from the Ready Set Recycle schools’ program to educate fans about recycling.
SignagePlace this sign inside your fridge to designate an area for foods that need to be eaten soon.
BrochuresLearn which fruits and vegetables stay fresh longer inside or outside the fridge with this storage guide. Post the guide on your fridge for quick reference.
BrochuresUse this printable shopping list to plan meals for the upcoming week with ingredients you already have.
BrochuresGot wasted food in your fridge? Our 10-minute fridge clean-out will tell you how much food is going un- eaten in your home and give you easy tips to cut down on wasted food!
