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Dorsainville v. United Services Automobile Association

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By Richard Valle, Sonya Burke, Jennifer A. Noya, Tessa Chrisman
| Justia Dockets & Filings
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Opinion: California needs to update beverage container recycling law

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By Richard Valle
| The Mercury News Verified
Hunkered down during the pandemic, Californians have been drinking a lot of beverages. Recent reports show sales of beverages in single-use containers up 8% in 2020. That’s a lot of bottles and cans. Given the major reduction in greenhouse gas emissions resulting from processing discarded aluminum, plastic and glass containers into new materials, the need to recycle them has never been greater. California’s 35-year-old beverage container recycling law, known as the Bottle Bill, must be updated.
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Commentary: Rural, low-income Californians need recycling centers

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By Heidi Sanborn, Richard Valle
| desertsun.com
The public health crisis from which we are finally emerging has resulted in the permanent closure of countless restaurants, bars and hair salons. We can add recycling centers to that list, which has made it nearly impossible for some Californians to get cash for recycling their bottles and cans when they need the money the most. Admittedly, many issues plagued the recycling industry before the pandemic, including low prices and few buyers for certain types of recyclable materials.
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Guest commentary: Southern Alameda needs proposed Niles Canyon trail

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By Scott Haggerty, Richard Valle
| contracostatimes.com
As the county supervisors who represent eastern and southern Alameda County, we are committed to building public support for a unique transportation project that would promote exercise and recreation, preserve precious natural resources and protect public safety. The project is known as the Niles Canyon multi-use trail. It is not your typical transportation project, because it's not about building additional infrastructure for cars, trucks and other motor vehicles.
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