Starting Wednesday, some neighborhoods in San Diego will see green compost bins popping up as the city phases in organic waste recycling.
SAN DIEGO — Some homeowners in San Diego could be receiving new compost bins from the city as soon as Wednesday.
SB1383, passed in 2016, requires any person or business that creates garbage to recycle all their organic food waste. Things such as leftovers, plants, and dirty paper, like coffee filters, can go in the new green bins. As of July 2021, the city had already spent $15 million dollars on roughly 240,000 kitchen pails.
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