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SF Zero Waste Update: If You Know How to Sort, You Can Recycle Soft Plastics
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Plastic bag taxes or bans have been passed in 400 cities and states. But did it reduce waste? - Vox
SF Checkout Bag Ordinance — Green Cities California
What Goes Where - Recology San Francisco
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Bubble Wrap - South San Francisco Scavenger Recycling Guide
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SMILE / Blue Thread on Yellow Fabric — OPEN EDITIONS
A guide to recycling in San Francisco - RecycleReminders Blog
San Francisco Recycles | What goes where
Three Headaches for the Recycling Industry - The New York Times
California recycling: State may ban symbol from many plastics - CalMatters
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