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This is the final warning letter before a citation and fine are issued. You must take the actions described in the letter before the due date to avoid a citation and fine.
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Topic BriefsIn 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.
| 11/09/2023The U.S. Department of Energy Building Technologies Office has announced the Buildings Upgrade Prize Phase 1 winners, and our Energy Council was among the teams chosen to move on to Phase 2. Buildings UP offers more than $22 million in cash prizes and technical assistance over several phases to accelerate the deployment of equitable, widespread energy efficiency and efficient building electrification upgrades.
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.
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A two-page guide for Alameda County schools interested in setting up a donation program before holiday breaks.
Topic BriefsBecause 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.