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This page is managed by the Mojave Desert & Mountain Recycling Authority (JPA) and helps the community improve recycling rates by providing information that makes it easier and more convenient to recycle.

10/31/2026

☠️ Keep your recyclables out of the graveyard. Enjoy the costumes, candy and spooky fun—and remember to keep trash in its place and recyclables in the right cart.
Happy Halloween from the Mojave Desert & Mountain Recycling Authority! 👻

10/28/2026

🍬 Halloween candy? Yes. Candy wrappers in the recycling? No.
Most candy wrappers aren't accepted in curbside recycling. Toss those wrappers in your garbage cart instead of the recycling.
Keeping non-recyclable items out of the recycling cart helps prevent contamination and keeps the recycling stream cleaner.
Enjoy the treats. Keep the wrappers out of recycling. 👻

10/26/2026

California has a 70% recycling rate for CRV beverage containers and in 2024, Californians recycled a record 20 billion bottles and cans.

Every bottle or can that makes it into the recycling stream is one more material that can be recovered and put to use again.

Keep the momentum going. ♻️

10/25/2026

Meal prep creates food scraps, too! As you chop, peel and trim, collect your scraps in a kitchen pail, bowl or whatever works for you.

Then bag your food scraps, close the bag securely, and put the bag in your green organics cart.

10/25/2026

Some items are made up of more than one material. Taking an extra minute to separate them can help make sure the recyclable part gets where it belongs.
For example, remove the plastic bag from inside a cereal box before recycling the cardboard box.
A little extra effort can make a difference. ♻️

10/22/2026

California’s Beverage Container Recycling Program Celebrates 40 Years

With a half-trillion containers recycled and counting, California’s Bottle Bill delivers big environmental wins while strengthening the world’s fourth largest economy SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California is nearing 550 billion beverage containers recycled as the state’s deposit-return-recycling system marks 40 years of reducing litter…
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Learn more: https://calrecycle.ca.gov/2026/09/24/press-release-2026-09-23/

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California is nearing 550 billion beverage containers recycled as the state’s deposit-return-recycling system marks 40 years of reducing litter, creating jobs, recycling beverage containers into new products, and returning cash to consumers.

10/21/2026

Ever tossed something in the recycling cart because you hoped it was recyclable?
That's wishcycling, and it can contaminate an entire load of otherwise good recyclables.
Instead of guessing, check what's accepted in your community before you toss it.
A little certainty goes a long way.

10/20/2026

Disposable vapes banned in California

Disposable ni****ne vapes will be off California store shelves by 2028 under a law Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Sept. 27.

AB 762, introduced by Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin (D-Thousand Oaks), bars the import and manufacture of new or refurbished disposable, battery-embedded v***r devices for sale in the state beginning Jan. 1, 2027.

Sales and distribution end Jan. 1, 2028. That gives retailers through the end of 2027 to clear their inventory.

Newsom also signed AB 2667. The com ...

Learn more: https://resource-recycling.com/policy-now/2026/09/28/disposable-vapes-banned-in-california/

California will pull disposable ni****ne vapes from store shelves by 2028 under a law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, while a companion bill gives schools a hazardous waste route for vapes confiscated from students.

10/19/2026

Recyclables don’t need to be spotless, but containers should be empty and reasonably clean before they go in the recycling cart.
And cleaning them doesn’t have to mean wasting water. Try these easy tricks:
💧 Use leftover dishwater. Give containers a quick rinse while you’re already washing dishes.
💧 Let it soak. Stubborn food residue? Fill the container with leftover dishwater and let it soak overnight.
💧 Shake it out. Give it a good shake, then let it dry on the counter before recycling.
Just a few extra seconds—and a little less water—can make a difference. ♻️

10/18/2026

Cleaning up the yard? Put your grass clippings, leaves, weeds, small branches, twigs and plant debris in your green organics cart loose and unbagged.
Food scraps are bagged. Yard waste goes loose.

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Twentynine Palms, CA

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