
♻️ Where Does Your Recycling Really Go? An AMA with Recology
A fireside chat and open AMA about how recycling works, where materials go, and the future of the system. Attendees can ask Julia questions about recycling.
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November 12, 2026 · 5 PM – 7 PM
9Zero Climate Innovation Hub, San Francisco · Free ·
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at what happens to recycling after materials leave your bin, with an open AMA for your questions.
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"Can this be recycled?" "Where does it actually end up?" "Is it still being shipped overseas?" Recycling can feel confusing, and the answers aren't always clear. Join the 🌐 Circular Economy Cluster at 9Zero for a fireside chat and open AMA to get a transparent, behind-the-scenes look at the state of recycling today. Agenda Fireside chat: William and Julia discuss how recycling really works today, what happens to materials after they leave your bin, and where the system is headed. Open AMA: your chance to ask Julia anything about recycling, from what belongs in which bin to where it all ends up. Come curious and bring your toughest recycling questions! Speakers Julia Mangin is Director of Sustainability & Government Affairs at Recology, the employee-owned company behind San Francisco's recycling and composting programs. With nearly a decade at Recology, she leads its company-wide sustainability work, including helping California cities cut organic waste going to landfill. She was named one of Waste360's 40 Under 40 leaders shaping the future of waste and recycling. William Neil is a 9Zero member, 🌐 Circular Economy Cluster Leader and founder of EarthSort, an AI-powered app that tells you how to recycle any item based on your city's rules. - This is a 🌐 9Zero Cluster: topic-specific groups led by subject-matter experts. With in-person meetups and online tools, clusters help 9Zero members meet others in their area of interest.
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