This is not a complete list of deconstruction services and is provided for information purposes only. StopWaste is not endorsing or recommending these businesses.
Hazardous waste and materials are common at construction sites. The Baywise website has information about how to handle hazardous wastes from deconstruction or demolition projects.
From 2010 to 2016, StopWaste chaired the Multifamily Home Energy Coordinating Committee (MF HERCC), which was a subcommittee of the U.S. EPA's California Home Energy Retrofit Coordinating Committee.
In 2015, MF HERCC updated and published two reports:
Since 2008, StopWaste has assisted local governments in Alameda County with their climate action planning.
For more information about StopWaste's work on local government climate planning efforts, download this brief report.
Visit StopWaste.org/Climate for more on the materials-climate nexus.
The State of California has an aggressive goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below 1990 levels by 2030. StopWaste leads and supports local and regional projects that reduce GHG emissions associated with buildings and landscapes, packaging, food waste and other materials.
