California Bioresources Alliance Symposia
The California Bioresources Alliance Symposium focuses on management of organic residuals in California including manure, biosolids, food waste, agricultural wastes, green waste and wood waste. The organizers include representatives from US EPA Region 9, Natural Resources Conservation Service, California Air Resources Board, State Water Resources Control Board, Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, University of California Davis, California Association of Sanitation Agencies, Association of Compost Producers, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, Inland Empire Utilities Association, City of Bakersfield, and JDMT Press.
2024 California Bioresources Alliance Symposium
Refining California’s Future: Innovating Together for a Thriving Circular Bio-Economy
November 19–20, 2024
2023 California Bioresources Alliance Symposium
Developing the Circular Bioresources Economy in California
November 28–29, 2023
2022 California Bioresources Alliance Symposium
Bioresources Technology, Collaboration & Investment: Managing the Transition to Local Circular Economies in California
November 9–10, 2022
2021 California Bioresources Alliance Symposium
"Pathways for Integrating Our Bioresources Management"
November 18–19, 2021
- Event Details
- Fill out the CBA 2021 Evaluation Survey (docx)
California Bioresources Alliance 2020 Symposium
"Building the Regenerative Carbon Economy in California"
November 12–13, 2020
Virtual Meeting
California Bioresources Alliance 2019 Symposium
November 14–15, 2019
Sacramento, CA
California Bioresources Alliance 2018 Symposium
“Implementing Organics Recycling in Your Community”
November 15–16, 2018
Sacramento, CA
California Bioresources Alliance 2017 Symposium
"Building California’s Sustainable Bioresource Economy"
November 1–2, 2017
California Bioresources Alliance 2016 Symposium
"Renewable Carbon Management in California"
November 2–3, 2016
Past Meeting Summaries and Presentations
Meeting Summaries and Presentations from 2015 and Prior Years can be found at archives.epa.gov.