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Journals

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During the Zero Waste Challenge all four of our families will be filing weekly journals to tell you how they are doing and what challenges they are facing. Full Story ››


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Everyone can participate in the Zero Waste Challenge at home. The goal is simple: Challenge yourself to reduce the amount of waste you generate each week. Full Story ››


Tips

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By using less first, you can help to conserve valuable resources such as energy, limited materials, and precious landfill space. Plus, you’ll save money. Full Story ››

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Our homes and offices are filled with materials that can be reused or repurposed. Everything from glass baby jars and wine corks to old clothing and ink cartridges can be reused. It just requires a little creative thinking. Full Story ››
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CREATIVE REUSE: Take A Virtual Tour Of Oakland's East Bay Depot For Creative Reuse
What To Donate To The East Bay Depot For Creative Reuse


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It's simple. Don’t throw away -- Recycle aluminum cans, glass jars, plastic bottles and paper to save energy, conserve natural resources, and prolong our landfills. Full Story ››


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If your family is good to the earth, the earth will be good to your family. Composting lawn clippings is just one of our five handy tips. Full Story ››
Recycling Green And Food Waste


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Some recyclables like batteries, old appliances, mattresses, used tires and paint require special handling. Here are some handy guides on how to dispose of these items while being good to the environment. Full Story ››
Old Batteries
Recycling Mattresses
Recycling Old Paint
Recycling Old Appliances
Recycling Used Tires


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Tons of glass, paper, plastic, metal and wood waste is created each year. Here’s a set of guides on how to best dispose of these items with the environment in mind. Full Story ››
Recycling Plastics
Recycling Wood
Recycling Glass
Recycling Paper
Recycling Metal


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Local, state, and federal laws prohibit the disposal of electronics through your normal municipal waste system. Fortunately, 99.5% of the materials in an average computer are recyclable, and similar figures are found with most other electronics. Davis Street has teamed up with E-Recycling of California (ERC) to recycle and dispose of all End-of-Life (EOL) electronics. Full Story ››
Handling E-Waste


Did You Know The Waste You Generate Contributes To Your Carbon Footprint?

Quiz

What is a carbon footprint and how do I measure it? Here's an easy to use carbon footprint calculator from the EPA. Full Story ››


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