Presentation on plastic health impacts by Stanford University
Stanford University’s Plastics and Health Working Group will present on how plastic affects human health.
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Recycling and Waste Reduction Commission
Summary cards
Stanford University’s Plastics and Health Working Group will present on how plastic affects human health.
A presentation on the City of Sunnyvale’s Murphy Enclosure Project will be given.
The Implementation Committee Chair will give a brief report.
The Technical Advisory Committee Administrator will deliver a report.
The Recycling and Waste Reduction Commission will provide its report.
Chairs of five subcommittees will report on their areas, including hazardous waste, public education, zero waste, operations, and SB 1383.
An information roundtable will be held for 10 minutes.
Future agenda items will be discussed for 5 minutes.
Program updates will be shared on household hazardous waste disposal reporting, composting education, food recovery, and the reuse/recycling hotline.
MetroStor will present its new pilot aimed at reducing contamination in multi‑family dwellings, funded by Circular Action Alliance.
What's happening
Why it matters
Pilot aims to lower contamination in multi‑family housing, improving recycling rates.
Who is affected
How to act
Attend: Join the virtual meeting via the Zoom link or attend at the primary location.
Email: kathryn.pisano@morganhill.ca.gov
Submit comment: Raise your virtual hand during public comment or send written comments to the email address.
Decision update
The committee received an overview of MetroStor’s pilot to reduce contamination in multi‑family dwellings and invited attendees to send any follow‑up questions to the TAC Program Administrator.
Decided May 14, 2026.