Zero waste: our trash, our responsibility
This post is part of the Closed-Loop Zero Waste series. Following the Closed-Loop Rs in order (see diagram at the end of this post) creates… Read More »Zero waste: our trash, our responsibility
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Ten steps to create a zero waste classroom
1. Use reusable rags instead of paper towels We use these for hand-washing and cleaning. We have two bins labeled clean and dirty. A rag… Read More »Ten steps to create a zero waste classroom
A zero waste discussion on edible vs. synthetic play materials
In the education field, teachers are often encouraged to use non-edible play materials in the classroom instead of edible materials. One example is manufactured playdough… Read More »A zero waste discussion on edible vs. synthetic play materials
School composting to build a zero waste community
Eliminating food waste is a critical piece of our school’s zero waste philosophy. The leftover food from the children’s meals go to the farm animals… Read More »School composting to build a zero waste community