Some of the homeless would go through our bins. They toss stuff from one bin (say blue) into the black bin and visa versa. Hard to do what the city wants when the unsheltered don't care and mix it up. I appreciate what the city is trying to do, but it will be less than perfect when others go through bins and mix them up.
When your waste goes towards making compost, those "government chores" will also help your economy and environment. What about that is not important labor? I don't understand the attitude. it is a beneficial result. We should be glad we're able to do so little on our part to create so much
So I pay for my trash pick up. Do I get a discount or some kind of rebate for the extra work I now have to do or maybe from the compost and recycling money the county makes from this?
Its more so a money making endeavor for the state and corporations that own the waste Co's and have "exclusive contracts" w/ the state to create, package and sell the compost . You pay a fee for the bin & pick up. Then its turned into mountains of compost that is sold @ nearly pure profit. The people bare most, if not all of the expense, while others reap huge financial rewards. The motive has NOTHING to do w/ the environment. If only people only knew the true motives behind how and why these narratives are created and most legislation is introduced & passed. It involves a lot of self interest & greed @ every level, from the Fed. Gov. all the way down to local school boards.
@@gcristian929gmail i dont. Water is to expensive. Due to so many low income multi level housing being built poway is raising water rates 37 percent in the next 3 years. Seems like the county just doesnt care. Let alone my own town...or the state. Lol ive gotten free compost before. Pieces of plastic...trash...found a razor blade once. Can i ask, do you actually believe free city compost will be of the highest quality? Lol Yea no thanks. So since i dont want the free city compost, My original comment still stands. I agreed to pay a certian price for a certian service(trash pick up) They are adding conditions and rules that i did not agree to. Shouldnt i/everyone be consulted first? Climate activist need to slow down. They need to sit down and actually relize their climate agenda(and thats what it is a money making agenda) or as i like to call it, 'The green money scheme'. Is not as popular as they think. People are waking up and relizes these climate activist need to go back to saving the whales and singing kumbaya at camp fires. Just another climate action on top of a list of other just meant to make it harder for everyday people.
Are you aware that many San Diego City citizens do not have green waste recycling in any form? I have been complaining to the City for years to no avail.
@@gcristian929gmail I saw that the roll out will start in January according to the latest environmental committee meeting. Wednesday service will be the first then the other days will be rolled out in the following months. Tuesdays will be the last to get it.
Just wondering why you have a Kirkland Battery in the Food waste bin, I would think that you would notice that its not "food waste" and should go in the regular trash! Poor editing to not catch that obvious issue.
It's against the law to throw out batteries, they need to be recycled at an electonics recycling event or wherever the sell/recycle them - like Staples.
Zevely showed used paper towels going into the green bin; does it matter what the towel was used to wipe up? Ex: wiping down the kitchen counter versus cleaning the windows with spray cleaner.
not everyone has their own backyard compost or even wants one. it is important that we are still able to turn our trash into something valuable whether or not that created value is in our possession. if i can create compost without possessing the means to then that is legitimately amazing. Labor is a part of everyday life, it doesn't have to be seen as such a negative.
Progressive laws telling how to live, work n' play. I'll just put my organic premature compose into my neighbors black garbage bin. The real reality while living in San Diego is the homeless going through my trash the night before 'trash day'.
Giving people more options to create value out of their waste is a positive. you sound like a child who cannot see value if it is not directly in possession.
Ugh you guys are so wrong on that trivia question. Perhaps you should go to the CA state website and print out the recycling diagrams as I have. The only thing that doesn't go in the green bin on YOUR question is plastic.
You can't put bones, egg shells, apple cores, orange/lemon peels, banana peels, garden clippings, used paowr towels, paper towels or toilet paper rolls down a disposal. They have to go in a green bin.
City is going to start providing new bins in January for those who have service on Wednesday. It will continue month by month according to your service day with Tuesdays being the last to get rolled out. Yard waste will also have to go into the new bins. Single family homes get a 95 gallon bin while those in multi units get a 35 gallon bin + pail. Bins can be swapped via get it done if you wish to have a larger or smaller one. You can also purchase extra bins if you so choose via Get it Done.
@@startledmilk6670 so...you'd think we should capture and use it right? Tell me what energy is not pollutant? If you're gonna say green energy... tell me where batteries come from and how they are made....if you can't do that please stop trying to demonize other energy sources. Methane can be used and burned safely...and we don't have to give money to dictators or communist. Have you not seen gains green signs on the side of buses...methane and natural gas bud. Ever work in a ware house or use a forklift....most use propane or methane. It has its purpose. Just a question....what's your opinion on nuclear?
Yes but organic waste is half of what is thrown in landfills so if they can reduce that amount of waste then landfills have a longer life to be filled instead of making a new landfill area which destructs the land and environment around it.
Once the new green bins get rolled out, yard waste will become a weekly service (just like trash). For now it should continue on the current schedule if you do not already have a city provided green bin.
This looks like a rat and fly feast. I do not like my can with food waste being dirty, I think picking up every week will be needed. Another fly feast. I have had a coyote in the yard next to mine.
San Diego city will start taking green waste every week instead of every 2 weeks. And it shouldn’t be a problem with animals if you haven’t had any problems with your normal trash can.
@@gcristian929gmail All my garbage will continue to go into a trash bag...and into the trash can. The trash workers will NOT be tearing open the trash bags to inspect them. They are not allowed to open the trash bags per the city policy. Bag it and toss it. The city wants to charge for trash pick-up? Good luck getting us citizens to continue doing YOUR "woke" agenda. No more liberal guilt for me. Bag and Toss! The city can pay us for OUR services. The city lied to us all these years about diverting trash to China, while telling us we were keeping trash out of the landfills. No more lies and virtue signaling from the city leaders. Stop nagging us.
What’s the difference between bathroom tissue and paper towel? Bathroom tissue cannot go in the green bin but paper towel can. They are both paper products.
All us bums, hobo's and junkies want to do our part to help . We can send all our food waste to Nathan and Lorena...so they can survive the food shortages.
@@C.M.30337 Then I really won't care nor worry...the state won't do anything to enforce this. There are NO recycling cops out there. No worries...I won't do it unless you pay me to. You can't force me.
I can’t imagine people learning/caring about how to use the green bins..then if they do, are they going to drown it in poison to keep away rats, etc. ?😬😟
The new green bins are also going to be used for yard waste. No more manual yard waste service where you have to provide your own bins. Those who get their trash in an alley way will continue to get manual service just that they will also be getting the green bins as well.
Single family homes will get a 95 gallon bin and those in units will get a 35 gallon bin. Bins can be swapped or upgraded via get it done and bin swaps will be free (if unused). Extra bins will also be available.
And this is why people are moving out of SD in droves. Those little white holes in the pails they give you, will keep flies out, but they don’t keep fruit flies from gathering on the top. If you fill your green bin with your food waste, where is the gardener supposed to put the lawn trimmings? I have a family of 7 and we go through a lot of food waste (part of having picky kids) and as much I try to get them to eat all the food, it doesn’t happen. I would suggest that Todd Gloria and the governor, actuality live a week or so with a real family in SD to see what it’s actually like. Edit: Todd, the most important issue facing your city is homelessness. Focus on that.
This is statewide and other states have already adopted this years ago. Pennsylvania started this back during the depression in the 30s. All states need to comply in 8 years. So moving won't do you any good.
@@C.M.30337 - it actually did. I moved to another county with a less oppressive regime. I can compost myself and use it in my own garden for my plants. Serious question, do you live in SD county? If not, look into SANDAG and the proposed road usage fee. They want to charge ALL drivers with vehicles registered in SD county a mile per usage fee ANYWHERE they drive in California. That is for regular cars, hybrids, and electric cars. It is allegedly to fund public transportation initiatives but in reality, they are trying to recoup the money they are losing at the gas pumps that e vehicles don’t pay. Voters approved it in 2016 due to misleading wording on the ballot so it will go back up for a vote this year. My source? A member of SANDAG.
@@d8bn - there's not even room for 1 green bin, I'm in a condo bldg. With barely enough room for the split dumpster which sticks out into the alley. For years I've put my food waste in a bag in the freezer so no flies or smell, so that's not a problem, but no room for a green bin to put them in for pickup. We pay for Edco waste service for our split bin for the recycling and trash, but no room for another bin. This is a small bldg. too.
@@d8bn - I understand your point but as C.M. pointed out, there isn’t room for another green bin and why am I doing that governments job for them? I don’t have a large refrigerator. If I left the waste bin they gave me in the refrigerator or freezer, then there wasn’t enough room for bulk grocery shopping which saves money. If I left it out, black flies and fruit flies hovered around it. If I threw stuff directly in the green bin (and occasionally the white bin) hello maggots. I think this is a case of the rules apply to thee but not to me. I would love to see Newsome’s recycling efforts at home done by him, not his staff.
I think its just time to dump the crap in the street and let the weekly street sweeper "sort out the scraps" with the bristle brushes on the overpriced broom he rides around in while the "meter maid" cruises behind and dish out vehicle tickets at the same time they can inspect your trash bins to make sure you're putting the right trash in the correct bin, or recieve yet another ticket on your trash bin violation along with the parking ticket since there's no neighborhood parking left in Los Angeles anyhow.
In Bonita, the newly arrived "immigrants" sort the trash of the privileged for just a few chocolate bars in return. Some also accept phone cards to call home. Welcome Immigrants!
Some of the homeless would go through our bins. They toss stuff from one bin (say blue) into the black bin and visa versa. Hard to do what the city wants when the unsheltered don't care and mix it up. I appreciate what the city is trying to do, but it will be less than perfect when others go through bins and mix them up.
It's all good. I already trained myself to use my garbage disposal more to avoid adding this to my daily government chores.
When your waste goes towards making compost, those "government chores" will also help your economy and environment. What about that is not important labor? I don't understand the attitude. it is a beneficial result. We should be glad we're able to do so little on our part to create so much
Oh brother! These home owners should compost and feed their veggie plants! HINT HINT
So I pay for my trash pick up.
Do I get a discount or some kind of rebate for the extra work I now have to do or maybe from the compost and recycling money the county makes from this?
Its more so a money making endeavor for the state and corporations that own the waste Co's and have "exclusive contracts" w/ the state to create, package and sell the compost .
You pay a fee for the bin & pick up. Then its turned into mountains of compost that is sold @ nearly pure profit. The people bare most, if not all of the expense, while others reap huge financial rewards. The motive has NOTHING to do w/ the environment. If only people only knew the true motives behind how and why these narratives are created and most legislation is introduced & passed. It involves a lot of self interest & greed @ every level, from the Fed. Gov. all the way down to local school boards.
If you grow plants you can go to your local landfill and fill up 2 large trash containers of free compost
@@gcristian929gmail i dont. Water is to expensive.
Due to so many low income multi level housing being built poway is raising water rates 37 percent in the next 3 years.
Seems like the county just doesnt care.
Let alone my own town...or the state.
Lol ive gotten free compost before.
Pieces of plastic...trash...found a razor blade once.
Can i ask, do you actually believe free city compost will be of the highest quality? Lol
Yea no thanks.
So since i dont want the free city compost,
My original comment still stands.
I agreed to pay a certian price for a certian service(trash pick up)
They are adding conditions and rules that i did not agree to.
Shouldnt i/everyone be consulted first?
Climate activist need to slow down. They need to sit down and actually relize their climate agenda(and thats what it is a money making agenda) or as i like to call it,
'The green money scheme'.
Is not as popular as they think.
People are waking up and relizes these climate activist need to go back to saving the whales and singing kumbaya at camp fires.
Just another climate action on top of a list of other just meant to make it harder for everyday people.
Are you aware that many San Diego City citizens do not have green waste recycling in any form? I have been complaining to the City for years to no avail.
Green bins will start being provided starting November
@@gcristian929gmail I saw that the roll out will start in January according to the latest environmental committee meeting. Wednesday service will be the first then the other days will be rolled out in the following months. Tuesdays will be the last to get it.
@@michaelhorgan9525 thanks, I really hope so this time. They had them set October then November & now January but can take up to June 😂
Just wondering why you have a Kirkland Battery in the Food waste bin, I would think that you would notice that its not "food waste" and should go in the regular trash! Poor editing to not catch that obvious issue.
The battery should not be in any trash but disposed by e-waste (electronic waste) standards.
@@wvanyar1801 I leave my old batteries at the Children's Pool in La Jolla. Sea lion use them to charge their shell phones.
It's against the law to throw out batteries, they need to be recycled at an electonics recycling event or wherever the sell/recycle them - like Staples.
Zevely showed used paper towels going into the green bin; does it matter what the towel was used to wipe up? Ex: wiping down the kitchen counter versus cleaning the windows with spray cleaner.
I would think that chemicals or cleaners wouldnt be good .
Food contaminated paper waste is okay
Thank you for this special. I now have a much better understanding of what Not to put in the green bin
2:43/ Kirkland batteries huh…?
glad I wasn't the only to notice... XD
I already have my own backyard compost bin…the government needs to stay out our private business and quit trying to get us to do their work! 😑
Well you are going to be using the green bins for yard waste.
not everyone has their own backyard compost or even wants one. it is important that we are still able to turn our trash into something valuable whether or not that created value is in our possession. if i can create compost without possessing the means to then that is legitimately amazing. Labor is a part of everyday life, it doesn't have to be seen as such a negative.
Progressive laws telling how to live, work n' play. I'll just put my organic premature compose into my neighbors black garbage bin.
The real reality while living in San Diego is the homeless going through my trash the night before 'trash day'.
Or drop it off at KFMB...7677 Engineer road...near the dump on Convoy.
Man, it must suck to live in Kalifornia. My chickens eat all our food scraps and the rest gets burned in a 55 gallon can.
Giving people more options to create value out of their waste is a positive. you sound like a child who cannot see value if it is not directly in possession.
Ugh you guys are so wrong on that trivia question. Perhaps you should go to the CA state website and print out the recycling diagrams as I have. The only thing that doesn't go in the green bin on YOUR question is plastic.
People are just going to put food waste down their garbage disposals.
You can't put bones, egg shells, apple cores, orange/lemon peels, banana peels, garden clippings, used paowr towels, paper towels or toilet paper rolls down a disposal. They have to go in a green bin.
@@C.M.30337 all those belong in the trash, if I lived in California I would refuse to comply
with food inflation at least we might not waste as much food
City is going to start providing new bins in January for those who have service on Wednesday. It will continue month by month according to your service day with Tuesdays being the last to get rolled out. Yard waste will also have to go into the new bins. Single family homes get a 95 gallon bin while those in multi units get a 35 gallon bin + pail. Bins can be swapped via get it done if you wish to have a larger or smaller one. You can also purchase extra bins if you so choose via Get it Done.
You do know land fills collect methane and power vehicles like public busses with it right? Weird how you wouldn't mention that.
Methane is also one of the if not most harmful greenhouse gas by a large factor.
@@startledmilk6670 so...you'd think we should capture and use it right?
Tell me what energy is not pollutant?
If you're gonna say green energy...
tell me where batteries come from and how they are made....if you can't do that please stop trying to demonize other energy sources.
Methane can be used and burned safely...and we don't have to give money to dictators or communist.
Have you not seen gains green signs on the side of buses...methane and natural gas bud.
Ever work in a ware house or use a forklift....most use propane or methane.
It has its purpose.
Just a question....what's your opinion on nuclear?
Yes but organic waste is half of what is thrown in landfills so if they can reduce that amount of waste then landfills have a longer life to be filled instead of making a new landfill area which destructs the land and environment around it.
Once the new green bins get rolled out, yard waste will become a weekly service (just like trash). For now it should continue on the current schedule if you do not already have a city provided green bin.
What if you don't have room for a green bin in a condo bldg.?
Put it in the extra room...with the newborn baby.
My guess is you'll be using one or two less black bins because the food waste will be going into the green bin.
This looks like a rat and fly feast. I do not like my can with food waste being dirty, I think picking up every week will be needed. Another fly feast. I have had a coyote in the yard next to mine.
...and racoons, possums, skunks, wild dogs...weasels...mole people etc.
Yuk!
I get what you're saying, but that food waste is already in a garbage can - the black one. We're just now putting it into a green one.
San Diego city will start taking green waste every week instead of every 2 weeks. And it shouldn’t be a problem with animals if you haven’t had any problems with your normal trash can.
@@gcristian929gmail All my garbage will continue to go into a trash bag...and into the trash can. The trash workers will NOT be tearing open the trash bags to inspect them. They are not allowed to open the trash bags per the city policy. Bag it and toss it. The city wants to charge for trash pick-up? Good luck getting us citizens to continue doing YOUR "woke" agenda. No more liberal guilt for me. Bag and Toss! The city can pay us for OUR services.
The city lied to us all these years about diverting trash to China, while telling us we were keeping trash out of the landfills. No more lies and virtue signaling from the city leaders. Stop nagging us.
What’s the difference between bathroom tissue and paper towel? Bathroom tissue cannot go in the green bin but paper towel can. They are both paper products.
Paper towel is food contaminated, bathroom paper is soiled
Wow so many negative comments here, it's all about doing the right thing and being responsible.
So you're not allowed to use your garage disposal?
This compost have lots of wood chips, it doesn’t look like compost, it looks like mulch.
All us bums, hobo's and junkies want to do our part to help . We can send all our food waste to Nathan and Lorena...so they can survive the food shortages.
Stop making styrofoam
A battery was in that food waste bin, I thought you shouldn't even put batteries in regular trash
Looking for repeat offenders, but letting criminals go. Yeah, right on san diego government. Stay classy
Did you hear when they said they will start fineing in a couple years? Fines can be up to $1000.
@@C.M.30337 but lets criminals go... it's highway robbery of the working class.
@@C.M.30337 They won't fine anyone...I promise that! Todd Gloiria said so last week. I trust Todd Gloria with my kids.
@@Baynewsvideo - Listen to the news report - this is state mandated, Gloria has no say in it.
@@C.M.30337 Then I really won't care nor worry...the state won't do anything to enforce this. There are NO recycling cops out there. No worries...I won't do it unless you pay me to. You can't force me.
1:57 oh so the organic waste recycling will end in 2024
I can’t imagine people learning/caring about how to use the green bins..then if they do, are they going to drown it in poison to keep away rats, etc. ?😬😟
The new green bins are also going to be used for yard waste. No more manual yard waste service where you have to provide your own bins. Those who get their trash in an alley way will continue to get manual service just that they will also be getting the green bins as well.
Single family homes will get a 95 gallon bin and those in units will get a 35 gallon bin. Bins can be swapped or upgraded via get it done and bin swaps will be free (if unused). Extra bins will also be available.
And this is why people are moving out of SD in droves. Those little white holes in the pails they give you, will keep flies out, but they don’t keep fruit flies from gathering on the top. If you fill your green bin with your food waste, where is the gardener supposed to put the lawn trimmings? I have a family of 7 and we go through a lot of food waste (part of having picky kids) and as much I try to get them to eat all the food, it doesn’t happen.
I would suggest that Todd Gloria and the governor, actuality live a week or so with a real family in SD to see what it’s actually like.
Edit: Todd, the most important issue facing your city is homelessness. Focus on that.
This is statewide and other states have already adopted this years ago. Pennsylvania started this back during the depression in the 30s. All states need to comply in 8 years. So moving won't do you any good.
@@C.M.30337 - it actually did. I moved to another county with a less oppressive regime. I can compost myself and use it in my own garden for my plants.
Serious question, do you live in SD county? If not, look into SANDAG and the proposed road usage fee. They want to charge ALL drivers with vehicles registered in SD county a mile per usage fee ANYWHERE they drive in California. That is for regular cars, hybrids, and electric cars. It is allegedly to fund public transportation initiatives but in reality, they are trying to recoup the money they are losing at the gas pumps that e vehicles don’t pay.
Voters approved it in 2016 due to misleading wording on the ballot so it will go back up for a vote this year. My source? A member of SANDAG.
I don't know...get two green bins?
@@d8bn - there's not even room for 1 green bin, I'm in a condo bldg. With barely enough room for the split dumpster which sticks out into the alley. For years I've put my food waste in a bag in the freezer so no flies or smell, so that's not a problem, but no room for a green bin to put them in for pickup. We pay for Edco waste service for our split bin for the recycling and trash, but no room for another bin. This is a small bldg. too.
@@d8bn - I understand your point but as C.M. pointed out, there isn’t room for another green bin and why am I doing that governments job for them? I don’t have a large refrigerator. If I left the waste bin they gave me in the refrigerator or freezer, then there wasn’t enough room for bulk grocery shopping which saves money. If I left it out, black flies and fruit flies hovered around it. If I threw stuff directly in the green bin (and occasionally the white bin) hello maggots. I think this is a case of the rules apply to thee but not to me.
I would love to see Newsome’s recycling efforts at home done by him, not his staff.
COMPOSTING IS THE BEST WAY TO FARMING.I WOULD LIKE TO COMPOST MY FARM.
TIME
what goes into the bin.... besides green beans ,egg shells, and onions is a kirkland AAA battery as well apparently...... oops....
YASH.Y.PANCHAL.
I think its just time to dump the crap in the street and let the weekly street sweeper "sort out the scraps" with the bristle brushes on the overpriced broom he rides around in while the "meter maid" cruises behind and dish out vehicle tickets at the same time they can inspect your trash bins to make sure you're putting the right trash in the correct bin, or recieve yet another ticket on your trash bin violation along with the parking ticket since there's no neighborhood parking left in Los Angeles anyhow.
Im not gonna go through my trash like that. Sorry. The homeless do it anyway
🤔 food waste , buried creates methane......a combustible gas ⛽️ and is collected or piped to produce energy.😀
AMIT
In Bonita, the newly arrived "immigrants" sort the trash of the privileged for just a few chocolate bars in return. Some also accept phone cards to call home.
Welcome Immigrants!
exactly why people should do it themselves instead of being a bunch of consumer pigs
Commies
i love being a communist