The City of Elk Grove Reminds You...Who Must Comply With Organic Recycling (updated)
Channel: CuriosityFilms
Date: 02/06/2017

This film was produced by Curiosity Films students Ahmad Morrar, Xavier Muela, Alexis Walker, and Lisa Ware for the City of Elk Grove's Integrated Waste Department.

With the passage of California Assembly Bill 1826, organic waste must now be recycled in order to reduce greenhouse gas production and to conserve landfill space. This film is one of a series to educate businesses in our city that excess food does not have to go to the landfill. It can be diverted to people who need it most, used as animal feed, composted, or turned into biofuels.

A special thanks to the City of Elk Grove's Integrated Waste Department for the opportunity to serve our community by helping reduce organic waste generation in our city, conserve our landfills, and reducing local greenhouse gas generation which contribute to global climate change.

And a special thanks to CleanWorld Sacramento and Todo Un Poco Bistro in Elk Grove, California for their cooperation in producing this.