California AB333 proposes funding for glass recycling programs and market development for noncontainer glass products.
California AB333 aims to enhance glass recycling efforts by allocating funds for various programs. The bill proposes annual payments for curbside and neighborhood dropoff programs, totaling up to $15 million. It also sets aside funds for public education campaigns to promote beverage container recycling, up to $5 million annually. Additionally, the bill provides grants for beverage container recycling and litter reduction programs, up to $1.5 million annually. It further authorizes payments to cities and counties for recycling and litter cleanup activities, up to $10.5 million annually.
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