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Newsletters
Zero Waste Washington newsletters provide updates on our community projects, legislative campaigns, producer responsibility, and recycling.
2nd Quarter (June) 2021 Enewsletter
Legislative recap, new report on organic waste, welcome Ashley Whitley, repair economy, and more
Legislative action is fast and furious with many zero waste bills, and we are excited that you will soon (April 1!) be able to recycling your leftover paint. Please come to our annual legislative tea on March 7.... READ MORE
Winter 2021 Quarterly Enewsletter
Legislative action in full swing, New zero waste stores, Legislative Tea, PaintCare starting, Litter assessments and more
Legislative action is fast and furious with many zero waste bills, and we are excited that you will soon (April 1!) be able to recycling your leftover paint. Please come to our annual legislative tea on March 7.... READ MORE
Fall 2020 Quarterly Enewsletter
Waste Summit, Recycle BC tour, Zero waste milk, Repair Economy Conference, and more
We are excited to invite you to our annual Waste Summit (November 30) and to let you know about the success of "bring your own container" code update, upcoming legislative session and more... READ MORE
End-of-Summer 2020 Quarterly Enewsletter
Bring your own container comments needed, hackathon, online Recycle BC tour and more
Our summer newsletter is coming out just as we’re heading into fall. We delayed publication because we want you to know about two exciting events that just got scheduled: the Recycle BC Product Stewardship Virtual Tour (October 27) and the first Zero Waste Hackathon and Innovation Waste Summit (November 30). READ MORE
Spring 2020 May
“Bring your own container” rules moving forward By Elisabeth Archer, Waste Reduction Strategist Important changes allowing people to “bring your own container” as part of the state’s Food Safety Rules have been under consideration for the past year. The State Board of Health had originally been scheduled to vote on the new rules in March.…