NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Senate Bill 1383 is changing how organic waste is handled in California.
City of Redding Assistant Project Coordinator Leo Coleman told the Northstate’s News that businesses now have to keep organic waste separate from their regular trash drain, and the city then collects it for them.
The goal is to limit the amount of organic waste disposal by 75% by 2025. The city has two waste recycling routes businesses can sign up for to comply with the law, one of which is a whole new route…