California Embarks on Complex Bottle-Recycling ProgramJay Mathews
“The margins are probably a little bit better on a fancy pair of running shorts than they are on a bottle," Pederson said. It’s not just brands that have noticed supply is tight: recyclers have become concerned as well. Donlevy of Ming’s Recycling, who is also a member of the Sta...
Richard Valle
Supporters such as the Container Recycling Institute say returnable glass bottles use about 93% less energy, and reusing the bottles reduces emissions compared to manufacturing new ones. AB 1311:Beverage container redemption location updates This proposal updates California’s bottle bill to allow certifi...
The Department of Toxic Substances Controlhas been roundly criticizedfor its flat-footed response in regulating and cleaning up pollution from the now-closed Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon. A Los Angeles Times review in 2015found the department knew for yearsthat ...
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Cutter whiskey bottle, did he experience a sense of striking it rich? (Was he prone to compulsion?) Discarded glass bottles were certainly easier to find than gold. In the first decade of the city’s existence, demand for bottles was high, and supply was low. When Francisco arrived in ...
An employee at the shop told us the shop owner retrieves glass from recycling receptacles, tumbles it in a rock tumbler, and sells it in small baggies, for visitors to buy and throw back in the ocean. While an interesting idea to keep the beach full of glass, I'm fairly sure the ...
outstanding. The reason for the lower star rating (last time it was a 5) - the reds were okay and the server (while really pleasant) felt more like a waitress than really knowledgeable about the wine. We would go back but likely only to sit on the back deck and have a glass o...
But in California, everybody** dodges even the slightest weather, drives cars even though they are the slowest and most expensive way to get around, eats most of their meals at restaurants, considers a $150 bottle of wine to be a reasonable indulgence on a Friday, lives far away from wo...