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Update on Waste Conversion Progress 127 November 18,2014 <br />in North America <br />RENEWABLE <br />Energy <br />CONFERENCE Legislative Highlights <br />Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc.. 7 <br />California — MSW <br />Vermont — Universal <br />allowed as engineered <br />Recycling Act requires° <br />- <br />fuel to power cement <br />1 diversion of food waste, yard x <br />kilns; new al of 75 % <br />waste, and wood debris j <br />1 from landfill, continued EPR ti <br />diversion <br />Massachusetts— ban on and e -waste laws <br />_ <br />disposal of food and yard <br />waste, policies to <br />fr <br />encourage growth of AD j <br />~` <br />Rhode Island - beginning - Connecticut - Ban of <br />commercial food waste from <br />L <br />Jan. 1, 2016, required <br />landfills for generators of <br />se <br />separation of organic p g two or more tons of food <br />U.S. Renewable Fuel _ _, <br />waste including food waste <br />Standards and <br />scraps and composting 7f.. <br />Biofuels Pathways <br />J`` or other beneficial reuse <br />Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc.. 7 <br />