Recycling
- - February 08, 2023
As a resident of the East Bay Area, it’s important to know how to properly dispose of debris caused by a storm.
Fortunately, Bee Green’s construction and demolition debris, green waste, and inert debris processing facility provides an excellent solution for this. By utilizing their services, you can help divert recyclable materials from the waste stream and keep our community clean and green.
Here are some steps you can take to dispose of your storm debris at Bee Green’s facility:
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Sort Your Debris: First, you need to sort your debris into different categories. Bee Green accepts green waste, construction and demolition debris, and inert debris. Be sure to separate these materials as best as possible, to make the recycling process easier and more efficient.
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Check the Accepted Materials: Before you bring your debris to Bee Green’s facility, make sure you check the list of accepted materials. This will ensure that you don’t bring in any prohibited items, which can cause delays or even fines.
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- - November 11, 2021
Reasons to Recycle
America Recycles Day is November 15: Know Where to Throw
Grant Your Garbage New Life
Raw materials are becoming scarcer by the day. That is why now, more than ever, it is vital to reuse and recycle. On November 15, millions of people around the United States will take part in America Recycles Day to raise awareness about recycling or to purchase recycled products. Since 1960, the recycling rate has increased from 7 percent to a significant 32 percent today. The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) reported a study that found recycling and reuses activities in the united states account for 681,000 jobs and 37.8 billion in wages.
The efforts of communities and businesses in the United States help drive the growth and success of this program. We encourage you to contribute by recycling not only on every annual America Recycles Day, but all year. We are Oakland's largest construction and demolition recycling operation, and THE ONLY green waste recycling facility
- - October 03, 2021
How We Make Recycled Colored Mulch
Enjoy a video on our YouTube channel, to catch a glimpse of what our mulch colorizing process looks like here on site. Brian Fuentes, our Operations Manager, takes us through a day colorizing mulch. See what our Rotochopper FP66 does to make a high quality product to help you succeed in your landscape design!
- - August 04, 2021
My Green Waste Goes Where?
Check out our new YouTube channel! This video shows a quick summary of the green waste materials that are brought to our facility.
- - January 01, 2019
Construction and Demolition (C&D) materials are not all equal. There is a wide variety of materials that have been used in construction in the Bay Area. Some of the materials are able to be recycled after they are demolished, but many however cannot be recycled. Over the past 10 years Bee Green Recycling & Supply, LLC has developed outlets and processes for many of the recyclable materials encountered in C&D Debris. In the past, we took the “good” recyclable materials with the “bad” non-recyclable materials. We always classified the one on the same level as the other, as C&D (Construction & Demolition) Debris. Because that’s what it has always been.
However, over the years, there has been a great push to recycle more and more of the materials that are received into our facility. We make great effort to recycle or divert as much material from area landfills as we can. Not only is it better resource management and product stewardship, but it is usually better economically
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