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Who We Are

The Recycle Right Coalition is the unified voice of leading innovators in the solid waste and recycling industry, advocating for policies and principles that unlock California's enormous potential to achieve its waste reduction and climate change goals.

What We Do

The Recycle Right Coalition provides a mechanism for industry stakeholders to have their voices heard in the California policymaking process at the legislative, regulatory and executive branch levels. It provides members with real-time monitoring and timely information to inform business decisions and help set long-term strategy. The Recycle Right Coalition brings together diverse stakeholders in pursuit of creative solutions to shared challenges.

Why it Matters

Outdated approaches to solid waste and recycling, memorialized in state and local laws and regulations, have stymied innovation and frustrated the state's ability to apply emerging technologies and best practices to its complex waste and recycling challenges.

Member Benefits

Recycle Right Coalition members receive access to some of California’s most experienced and trusted waste and recycling industry expertise, unparalleled insight into California’s political, legislative and regulatory landscapes, and deep relationships with leading decision makers at the state and local level.

The Recycle Right Coalition builds capacity for resource constrained companies to become key players in shaping the future of waste and recycling in California, elevating shared challenges among policy audiences to create lasting change that benefits all industry innovators and helps the state achieve its ambitious climate and waste objectives.

Coalition Meetings

The Coalition meets monthly via teleconference, with Executive Level members meeting bi-monthly for a dedicated Executive Committee teleconference prior to the General Membership Meeting at the end of each month. Opportunities for in person engagement through events, stakeholder roundtables and tie-ins to industry conferences occur throughout the year.

Membership Levels

There are three types of memberships – General, Associate and Executive. All membership levels receive the following:

Regular and timely coalition updates on priority policy
Monthly calls with coalition membership
Access to stakeholder roundtable discussions with industry influencers

General Members receive:

Regular and timely coalition updates on priority policy
Monthly calls with coalition membership
Access to stakeholder roundtable discussions with industry influencers

Associate Members receive:

Regular and timely coalition updates on priority policy
Monthly calls with coalition membership
Access to stakeholder roundtable discussions with industry influencers

Executive Level Members receive:

State and local strategic counsel and relationship building
Priority representation in meetings with lawmakers and policymakers
1 seat on the Executive Board
Voting right on ideas advanced by coalition members
Additional member vote
Priority logo placement on materials

Membership Process

Any organization or individual interested in joining the coalition may apply. The Recycle Right Coalition leadership will review and approve completed member applications, with consultation by the Executive Committee for Associate Level membership and approval by the Executive Committee for Executive Level membership.

Membership Application

What membership level are you applying for (check one):

General Member Associate Member Executive Member

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How did you hear about the Recycle Right Coalition?

Please briefly describe your organization’s areas of expertise:

Please briefly describe your organization’s areas of interest:

Which States, localities or authorities are most important for your organization for recycling legislation and policy?

Does your organization own or (including being in the process of developing) recycling infrastructure/assets? If so, does this infrastructure include landfills or other final disposition of disposal?

Is your organization currently involved in policy and legislation? And if so, where and what areas of policy are you active in?