California DOC Launches Revamped Recycling Web Site

Oct 7, 2004 10:07 AM, Stephen Ursery

Sacramento, Calif. — The California Department of Conservation has launched an updated version of its Web site located at www.bottlesandcans.com. The revamped site is "designed to serve as a one-stop resource for Californians interested in beverage container recycling," according to the department.

The site includes a recycling center locater, information to help businesses perform beverage container recycling, grant information and advertising materials to help increase bottle and can recycling in local communities.

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