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The 2023-24 California Spending Plan: Resources and Environmental Protection
recent budgets committed a total of $468 million in 2021‑22 and 2022‑23
for a package of programs related to promoting a circular economy
through recycling and waste reduction. All of this funding is provided
through the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery
(CalRecycle). As shown in Figure 11, the 2023‑24 budget makes several
changes to the package that result in a net reduction of $25 million in
total funding. Overall, the budget maintains $443 million (95 percent)
of the previously approved funding levels.

Figure 11
Revised Circular Economy Package
CalRecycle, General Fund Unless Otherwise Noted (In Millions)

Program

Net Reductions

Revised Funding Levels

2021‑22

2022‑23

Totals

Organic waste infrastructure

—

$90a

$15

$105

SB 1383 implementation grants

—

60a

180a

240

RMDZ Loan Program

‑$5

25

20

45

Co‑digestion capacity

—

10

20a

30

Quality incentive payments

—

10b

—

10

Edible food recovery

—

3

2

5

Compost Permitting Pilot Program

—

—

8

8

Recycling feasibility grants

‑15

—

—

—

Community composting opportunities

‑5

—

—

—

Totals

‑$25

$198

$245

$443

aIncludes funding from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
bIncludes funding from the Beverage Container Recycling Fund.

CalRecycle = California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery and RMDZ = Recycling Market Development Zone.

Coastal Resilience 
Retains $1.1 Billion in Funding for Coastal
Resilience. Previous budgets developed a multiyear plan to
appropriate $1.3 billion from 2022‑23 through 2024‑25 for coastal
resilience activities.
Life Jackets
An additional advantage to boaters is that life jackets are now custom designed for their specific water activities, i.e. fishing, cruising, water-skiing, etc.

How to Choose the Right Life Jacket? 

Looking for a life jacket? Today’s jackets come in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and materials. No matter which life jacket you choose, be sure it’s right for YOU, your planned activities, and the water conditions you expect to encounter. TRY IT ON: 
Check the manufacturer’s ratings for your size and weight.
Make sure the jacket is properly zipped or buckled.
Raise your arms straight up over your head while wearing your life jacket and ask a friend to grasp the tops of the arm openings, gently pulling up.
If there is excess room above the openings and the jacket rides up over your chin or face, it does NOT fit properly. A snug fit in these areas signals a properly fitting life jacket.
FIT FACTS:
It is extremely important that you choose a properly fitting life jacket.
Jackets that are too big will cause the flotation device to push up around your face, which could be dangerous.
Jackets that are too small will not be able to keep your body afloat.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
Make sure your life jacket is U.S. Coast Guard-approved.
Double check that your jacket is appropriate for your favorite boating activities.
Take the time to ensure a proper fit.
Life jackets meant for adults do not work for children. If you are boating with children, make sure they are wearing properly fitted, child-sized life jackets.

Where can I borrow a life jacket? 

Here is a list of locations!

Important Safety Alerts! 

Safety Alert from USCG concerning a Type 1
Mustang Survival PFD Recall Notice

Life Jacket Storage Tips 

To extend your life jacket's useful life:

Ensure life jackets are dry before storing them.
Store your life jackets in a dry dark location with ventilation to avoid rot, mold and mildew damage.
Avoid leaving unused life jackets out in the sun. Ultraviolet rays break down the life jacket fibers.
Do not bend or place heavy objects on top of life jackets.

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Should I bag my recyclables? No, recyclables should be kept loose in curbside bins and at the transfer station containers. Paper/cardboard must be kept in a separate recycling bin from plastic/metal/glass containers. Where can I get a new recycling bin? Residents of Madison County can pick up new recycling bins at their local transfer station, when they are open. Recycling bins are FREE, while supplies last.Will the rain affect my recycling? It is okay if your recyclables get wet from the rain. To help keep recyclables dry and to keep recyclables from blowing out of the container, we recommend placing your heavier plastic/metal/glass recycling bin on top of your paper/cardboard recycling bin to weigh everything down and keep the paper dry.Do I need to tarp my waste materials when I drop it off at the Transfer Station or Landfill?Yes! All waste materials including recyclables, trash, and construction/demolition debris should be tarped and tied down in a truck bed. Unsecure items, even if they are bagged, can fall out of the truck bed and create unsafe roads along with litter. Make sure to secure your garbage to help keep Madison County roads safe and clean.Why do I need a punch card and where can I get one?Residents that drop off garbage and other bulky items at our transfer stations need to buy a punch card before visiting. Punch cards are sold at the landfill scale house, village and town clerk offices, and other local businesses across the county. Punch cards are not sold at transfer stations. View a list of local businesses that sell our punch cards.  Can I recycle plastic items that have a #1-7 on them?Unfortunately, not all plastics can be recycled in our program.
Open Space - NYSDEC
To learn more about smart growth, visit the Smart Growth Network.DEC Actions to Promote Smart GrowthDEC currently enacts the following smart growth initiatives:Promotion of park-wide planning and hamlet revitalization in the Adirondacks and Catskills and implementation of the Adirondack Park and Catskill Park Smart Growth Grants ProgramPartnerships with state agencies and the private sector in promoting and implementing smart growth principlesEnvironmental Benefits of Smart GrowthEnergy use - Smart growth reduces vehicle miles traveled and decreases greenhouse gas emissions.Green development - Planned growth incorporates environmental awareness into land use decisions.Water quality - Smart growth leaves more and larger areas for the natural process of absorption and filtering.Ecosystems and habitat - Building compactly leaves ecosystems intact to support diverse plant and wildlife populations.Connection to nature - Smart growth creates links between our neighborhoods and areas set aside for nature-based recreation.Open Space Funding from the Environmental Protection Fund (EPF)Created in 1993, the New York State EPF, as defined in Environmental Conservation Law Article 54, provides mechanisms for open space conservation and land acquisition.Title 3 allocates funds to DEC and the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation for purchase of land to be included in the Forest Preserve, State Parks, the State Nature and Historical Preserve, State Historic Sites, Unique Areas and other categories.Title 9 provides funds for local governments and not-for-profit organizations to purchase park lands or historic resources as well to develop and preserve these resources.A portion of the revenue from New York State Bluebird License Plates (see below) supports the EPF.

Open Space Conservation License PlateOrder New York's first conservation license plate and help conserve our most precious natural resource -- the open space that provides recreational enjoyment for people, necessary habitat for plants and animals, and economic benefit for businesses and communities.When you buy your Bluebird Plate, $25 goes directly into the State's Environmental Protection Fund, dedicated for conservation projects identified in New York's Open Space Plan. Order your Bluebird Plate now and help the Environmental Protection Fund complete urgent land conservation projects for our families and future generations of New Yorkers.The Bluebird Plate is designed exclusively for New York by world-renowned artist and naturalist, Roger Tory Peterson, and is made from recycled aluminum.For more information call (518) 402-4838 or visit your local Department of Motor Vehicles Office.

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Informe: El 97% de las Frutas y Verduras Analizadas en California No Contienen Residuos Ilegales de Pesticidas
En el 37% de todas las muestras recogidas no se detectaron residuos de pesticidas, mientras que en el otro 60% los residuos se encontraron por debajo de los valores de referencia federales. Solo el 3% de todas las muestras mostraron niveles de residuos ilegales.
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VIDEO: MÃ¡s informaciÃ³n sobre el programa de monitoreo de residuos quÃ­micos y seguridad de los alimentos del DPR.

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El DPR toma muestras de productos de puntos de venta al por mayor y al por menor, centros de distribuciÃ³n y mercados de agricultores y de carretera. Las muestras incluyen productos importados y cultivados en el paÃ­s, tanto orgÃ¡nicos como convencionales. Cuando se encuentran detecciones ilegales, el departamento rastrea de quÃ© tienda, distribuidor y agricultor provienen los productos. Los productos con detecciones ilegales se ponen en cuarentena y pueden destruirse para evitar que se sigan distribuyendo productos contaminados.
Permit Requirements | Madison County, NY
iv)  The certificate shall specifically evidence the following minimum amounts of insurance coverage based upon the number of vehicles permitted for hauling waste in Madison County which shall remain in effect for the term of the permit, and shall provide that written notice shall be given to the Department thirty (30) days prior to any change in the conditions of the certificate or any expiration or cancellation thereof:        Commercial Haulers with one, two or three permitted trucks      Public Liability Insurance –  Per Person………………………..100,000  Per Accident……………………...300,000      Property Damage –  Per Accident……………………… 50,000      Commercial Haulers with four or more permitted trucks      Public Liability Insurance –  Per Person………………………..250,000  Per Accident……………………...500,000      Property Damage –  Per Accident……………………… 50,000 f) Upon receipt of the application and the proper Certificate(s) of Insurance and the payment of the Commercial Waste Permit fee, the Department shall thereupon issue the applicant a Commercial Waste Permit so long as the applicant is otherwise deemed by the Department to be in compliance with this local law and related requirements of the Department. A Commercial Waste Permit shall expire on the next June 30 following the date of issue. Upon issuance of the Commercial Waste Permit the permit holder shall affix the Commercial Waste Permit to the inside rear bottom corner of the driver’s window in each and every vehicle, on which shall be set forth clearly the official number of such Commercial Waste Permit and/or the license plate number of the vehicle to which the Commercial Waste Permit is affixed, and for every container with a capacity equal to or greater than ten cubic yards the permit holder shall affix its name along with the identification number assigned by the County for each such container in permanent lettering that is readily visible and a minimum of four inches in height, in a location or locations specified by the Department. g) Renewal of Commercial Waste Permits shall be in the same manner and subject to the same conditions as original Commercial Waste Permits, and also shall be subject to any additional requirements in effect at the time of application for renewal as specified by the Department, the Committee or the Board of Supervisors.
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Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act
SB 54
 

 

Program News
For information on the regulation process, visit the rulemaking webpage.
Circular Action Alliance has been approved to serve as the first Producer Responsibility Organization. (Section 42061.5 of the Public Resources Code)

CAA’s Applicant Package

CalRecycle released four SB 54 implementation documents on Dec. 28, 2023, including:

Draft Regulatory Text
Covered Material Categories List
Covered Material Categories Supplemental Material
SB 54 Report to the Legislature
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