Protect California's environment and climate for the health and prosperity of future generations through reduction, reuse and recycling. Organizations that we actively support through in-kind services or financial contributions. Find out how reducing, reusing and recycling can help you, your community and the environment by saving money, energy and natural resources. Recycling programs are administered at the state and local levels.
Find information about recycling in your community. At the national level, the EPA is working to build an economy that keeps materials, products and services in circulation for as long as possible, what is known as the “circular economy”. Protect California's environment and climate for the health and prosperity of future generations by reducing, reusing and recycling California's resources, environmental education, disaster recovery, and the transition from a disposable economy to a fully circular one. The law prohibits manufacturers and others from selling products or packaging labeled as recyclable, unless the items are regularly collected and processed for recycling in the state.
The monthly CalRecycle webcast offers updates, announcements and a report from director Rachel Machi Wagoner. The NCRA is an association of recycling companies, community groups, municipalities and individuals committed to the promotion, expansion and institutionalization of recycling. CalRecycle has launched new websites to explain SB 1383, the state's new food and garden waste recycling law. Founded in 1978, the NCRA is a non-profit commercial organization for recyclers with about 200 members, most of whom are in Northern California.
