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C.A.W.'s Birthday Event Thank You for helping us celebrate 31 years of Recycling Policy Success! Living Green Living Green Zero Waste Living What's Recyclable Where to Recycle Benefits of Recycling Ask Mr. Recycle Poll Plastic bags cost $250/household in retail costs and taxes. What fee level will motivate consumers to bring their own bag?: 15 cents/bag 25 cents/bag 35 cents/bag No Fee. Public Education. User login Username: * Password: * Create new account Request new password The Recycling Advocate Manage my subscriptions Previous issues Previous issues The Recycling Advocate - May 29, 2008 -Volume 13, Number 4 The Recycling Advocate - April 16, 2008 - Volume 13, Number 3 The Recycling Advocate - April 2, 2008 - Volume 13, Number 2 The Recycling Advocate - March 6, 2008 - Volume 13, Number 1 The Recycling Advocate - October 15, 2007 - Volume 12, Number 14 Navigation blogs polls Recent posts News aggregator	Recycling Bottles & Cans is now as Close as your Neighborhood Supermarket! Thank's to California's Bottle and Can Recycling Law, Recycling for Cash is now as close and Convenient as your local Supermarket. Click the County Link Below to find Supermarket locations in your area that will now gladly accept and pay CASH for Glass, Plastic and Aluminum Beverage Containers! Alameda County Contra Costa County Los Angeles County Marin County Orange County Placer County Riverside County Sacramento County San Bernadino County San Diego County San Francisco Santa Clara County Santa Cruz County San Mateo Login or register to post comments	CAW Recycling News Dec 3 - Toronto City Council Approves Plastic Bag Fee Dec 1 - Glass Industry Sets Ambitious Recycled Content Goal Nov 25 - Environmental Leaders Kuehl & Laird Appointed to CA Waste Board Nov 20 - OPC Calls for Bag Fee, Polystyrene Ban Nov 18 - Aluminum Industry Sets 75% Recycling Target more Living Green Dec 2 - Edison's rooftop solar project powers up (LA Times) Nov 24 - California Bulks Up Defenses Against Tide of Global Warming (Sacramento Bee) Nov 21 - California Still the Climate Leader (SF Chronicle)` Nov 20 - Calif. Cities Consider Green Alternatives to Lawns (AP) Nov 14 - Is China becoming a new green leader? (Seattle Post Intelligencer) Sign up for Action Alerts and Updates E-mail: * Subscribe Unsubscribe Active forum topics Recycled Ink and Toner EPS Recycling What do you Think about Excess Food Packaging? 8/23 Free E-Waste Recycling Opportunity "Take Back The Filter" Brita Recycling Campaign more Mark Murray's Blog Oct 7 - Gogreenonline.com Makes Living Green Easy Sept 9 - Who Killed Recycling? Apr 24 - Plastic Bag Conspiracy Revealed more Scott's Climate Change Blog Nov 21 – State Moves to Include Commercial Recycling in Climate Efforts Oct 15 - California Releases Global Warming Plan, Misses Recycling Opportunity Sep 29 – Australian Company Showcases Need for Better GHG Accounting more