Episode 47: Organics Diversion in K-12 Schools
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Waneta and Gretchen are joined by Gail Sowerder Garron, Regional Planner for MassDEP, and Alison Beucler, Sanitation and Hazardous Material Program Manager for the City of Somerville, to discuss food waste diversion in K-12 schools. Food waste contributes significantly to the overall waste generated by schools. Discover the successes and challenges of existing programs, ranging from administrative initiatives to student-led efforts. There’s no single approach to starting a program, and you will learn from their experiences and access resources for your district. If you are a volunteer or school employee, reach out to [email protected] for Green SWoRD School Waste Reduction and Diversion resources.The post Episode 47: Organics Diversion in K-12 Schools first appeared on MassRecycle.
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