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A Beginner’s Guide to Zero Waste

Reducing your landfill contributions has never been so easy! Read our tips for leading a zero-waste lifestyle through simple, effective changes to your consumption habits. From discovering the Library of Things to mending your own clothes, your sustainable journey to 90% diversion is within reach! Try out a zero-waste strategy today.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle this Earth Day

Join us this Earth Day in celebrating our planet by addressing waste challenges. Simple actions like reducing, reusing, and recycling can significantly impact our environment. From switching to reusable items and buying second-hand to upcycling and correct recycling practices, we can all contribute positively and make every day feel like Earth Day!

Making a Difference Comes with Perks! Celebrate Plastic Free July

Join the movement for Plastic Free July! By transitioning away from single-use plastics, you can save the planet and your wallet. Many businesses offer discounts for using reusable cups and bags, and reducing plastic waste can lead to long-term savings. Explore options like using your own reusable mug or bottle, swapping out single-use lunch packaging, and using in-cafe dining utensils when reducing plastic use.

Recycling Dilemma #1005 – Take-Out Containers: Where Do They Belong?

After a finger-lickin’ kind of meal, picked up from a local restaurant, you rinse your to-go container and flip it over. There’s the tell-tale recycling symbol so it must be recyclable, right? While we wish all items could be easily recycled, most take-out containers DON’T go in the recycle bin at home. Check out the latest article for a refresher on what to do after your next drive through meal.

Resolution for a greener year

This New Year, while fine-tuning your list of personal resolutions, how about including a few goals to help the environment? Changing habits can take effort. One theory of behavior change is the Fogg Behavior Model (FBM). This model posits that motivation, ability, and triggers are the three key factors for any behavior change—the higher the

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