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San Luis Obispo SCORE

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The San Luis Obispo County Chapter of SCORE is part of a nationwide nonprofit association dedicated to entrepreneur education and the formation, growth and success of small businesses in San Luis Obispo County and the Santa Maria Valley.

Business Center for Women in SLO County

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Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

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SLO County Business Matters

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Monterey Bay Economic Partnership

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Santa Cruz County Business Council

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San Benito County Business Council

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Waste Characterization Reports

CalRecycle has recently completed two major waste characterization studies: Disposal-Facility-Based Study, which analyzes the material disposed in the state’s waste stream; and a Commercial Generator Study, which includes data on materials disposed and recycled from the state’s commercial sector. This information is critical for waste management planning–and for reaching our recycling and greenhouse gas reduction goals.

Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling

California businesses are required to start recycling their organic waste by April 1, 2016, depending on the amount of waste they generate each week. By 2016, local jurisdictions must have an organic waste recycling program in place for those businesses. See our Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling page and our Organics Materials Management page for more information.

State of Recycling in California

As California pursues its statewide goal of 75 percent recycling, composting and source reduction, check out where we stand today in recycling and disposal of our discards.

What are you recycling? Find a recycling location fast!

Whether you’ve got beverage containers to return for cash, old paint taking up space in the garage, used oil from that last oil change, or another recyclable material, our new interactive mapping tool will help you find nearby recycling options that accept material from the public.

California’s 75 Percent Initiative

California’s goal to recycle 75 percent of its solid waste is the subject of a new report that outlines key focus areas and strategies to help get us there.

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