Pub. 8 2019-2020 Issue 2

8 San Diego Dealer CONCERNED WITH THE COST, COMPLIANCE AND SERVICING OF YOUR DEALERSHIPS’ INSURANCE? EPIC CAN HELP WITH YOUR BENEFIT AND BUSINESS INSURANCE NEEDS • CNCDA's only licensed broker for Health and Business insurance • The largest insurer of auto dealers in the state • The only broker with proprietary products specific to dealerships • 15TH largest brokerage firm in the nation We know dealerships have specific needs and issues, we are here to help. Please contact us for a free evaluation of your insurance and HR/compliance packages. © EDGEWOOD PARTNERS INSURANCE CENTER | CA LICENSE 0B29370 EPICBROKERS.COM Alison McCallum 949.417.9136 alison.mccallum@epicbrokers.com Eric Kitei 949.417.9145 eric.kitei@epicbrokers.com staff can dispose the waste into proper containers as required by law. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/recycle/commercial/organics/faq NOTE: Mandatory recycling of organic waste is the next step toward achieving California’s aggressive recycling and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission goals. California disposes approximately 30 million tons of waste in landfills each year, of which more than 30 percent could be used for compost or mulch (Waste Characterization Study 2014). Organic waste such as green materials and food materials are recyclable through composting, mulching, and anaerobic digestion to produce renewable energy and fuel. GHG emissions resulting from the decomposition of organic wastes in landfills have been identified as a significant source of emissions contributing to global climate change. Reducing the amount of organicmaterial sent to landfills and increasing the production of compost andmulch are part of the AB 32 Scoping Plan (California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006). DISCLAIMER: The contents of this newsletter are merely for informational purposes only and are not to be considered as legal advice. Employers must consult their lawyer for legal matters and EPA/OSHA consultants for matters related to Environmental, Health & Safety. The article was authored by Sam Celly of Celly Services, Inc. who has been helping automobile dealers comply with EPA and OSHA regulations since 1987. Sam received his BE (1984) and MS (1986) in Chemical Engineering, followed by a J.D. from Southwestern University School of Law (1997). Our newsletters can be accessed at www. epaoshablog.com. Your comments/questions are always welcome. Please send them to sam@cellyservices.com . Continued from page 6 Organic waste such as green materials and food materials are recyclable through composting, mulching, and anaerobic digestion to produce renewable energy and fuel.