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The practice of asking residents to separate their organic waste – only to landfill it with their other garbage – undermines the state’s compost businesses. This bill supports the expansion of composting by eliminating a loophole in state law that allows some yard trimmings and prunings that are used as landfill cover to count as being “diverted” from landfills.
Issue:
Recycling / Waste Reduction