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Report, A review of the technologies, economics and policy instruments for decarbonising energy-intensive manufacturing industries

Sectoral Emissions Controls: Refining and Chemicals, Sectoral Emissions Controls: Primary Metals, Sectoral Emissions Controls: Cement and Lime, Sectoral Emissions Controls: Pulp and Paper
Congress, States and State Governments
Seeks to provide a comprehensive overview of the technologies for reducing emissions from industrial processes by collating information from a wide range of sources.

Report, Reducing CO2 emissions from heavy industry

Sectoral Emissions Controls: Refining and Chemicals
Congress, States and State Governments
Discusses mitigation technology options in the petrochemical industry, including midterm improvements like carbon capture and storage, new catalysts and catalytic conversion routes.

California SB 1383

Food Waste
State Legislatures
Mandates the Air Resources Board to establish targets for reducing organic waste in landfills and mandates the adoption of regulations to reduce methane emissions from livestock and dairy manure operations.

Connecticut’s Composting Requirements

Food Waste
State Legislatures
Requires that food wholesalers, manufacturers, grocery stores, and conference centers located within 20 miles of a composting facility must source separate organic materials and ensure they are composted.

US Composting Council Regulations Database and Model Rule

Food Waste
States and State Governments, Local Governments
Catalogs composting regulations across a variety of states and large cities, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, NYC, Austin, and San Francisco. The Council has also published a Model Composting Rule Template.