CalRecycle said it will revise the regulations and associated documents, and initiate a new formal rulemaking process, starting with a 45-day public comment period.
Source: Navigating next steps on EPR in California and beyond | Waste Dive
CalRecycle said it will revise the regulations and associated documents, and initiate a new formal rulemaking process, starting with a 45-day public comment period.
Source: Navigating next steps on EPR in California and beyond | Waste Dive
Following public input, multiple revisions and a missed deadline to finalize SB 54 rules, one state Democrat called progress “significantly delayed.” Some environmental advocates say they would again consider a ballot initiative.
A monthlong delay on tariffs targeting U.S. border nations expired this week, meaning imports of nearly all goods, including recycled commodities, from Canada and Mexico are subject to new 25% import duties. They come on top of upcoming expanded metals tariffs, raising particular concern for a major aluminum producer.Continue Reading→