Air and
Waste Management
The
Consumer Recycling Resources Guide
http://www.obviously.com/recycle
Guidelines on recycling common and “hard-to-recycle”
materials. Also includes links to other
sites that pertain to recycling in specific regions of the country.
California
Materials Exchange
Helps you to identify markets for materials traditionally
thrown away – you help others who need your materials while helping the
environment!
The Global
Recycling Network
Everything you ever wanted to know about recycling!
Grass Roots
Recycling Network
Utilizes classic activist strategies to achieve corporate
accountability for and public policies to eliminate waste, and to build
sustainable communities.
Comprehensive information on composting.
Recycler’s
World
Buy or sell just about anything!
Earthship
Describes how to build a house out of discarded tires and
recycled cans – you will see actual homes built this way!
Santa Monica College’s waste and recycling website.
Santa
Monica Solid Waste Management Division
This is City of Santa Monica’s Main Page. Here, you’ll find a link to the recycling
page, where you can order recycling bins or find the locations of recycling
drop off centers throughout the city – great resource for residents! Also provides a link for household hazardous
waste disposal.
California
Integrated Waste Management Board
Protecting the public’s health by protecting the
environment. Their website provides
information on recycling, laws, links, and more. Extremely useful and informative cite.
Helps to conserve resources, energy and landfill space by
helping organizations and businesses find alternative ways to dispose of their
reusable materials and waste… and it’s a FREE service! You can also find and buy materials you need
– great for college students with no money!!!
Recycle your ink jet and toner cartridges. It’s a FREE service, and you can earn money
for yourself or choose to donate to selected organizations. Plus, they take all cartridges, not just
those they have on their list.
Goal is to create a “zero-waste” society. Pushing companies to be more efficient when
manufacturing their products and to take responsibility for their waste. Great site for anyone interested in
effectively reducing their daily waste.
Offers recycled paper and recycled office products at prices you’d find in an office-supply store (very reasonable). Great way to protect the environment while stocking up on office supplies – you’re going to buy paper and pens anyway, so why not buy them with a clean conscience?!