G6957 How to Build a Compost Bin | University of Missouri Extension - 0 views
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Jack F on 27 Nov 12compost bin ideas
* The value of wasted food is probably around $1 billion annually.
How litter affects marine animals - 1 views
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Plastic bags and balloons floating in the water look like jellyfish. Turtles often eat them and choke or starve to death because they have so much plastic in their stomachs.Seabirds eat polystyrene balls and plastic buoys, after confusing them with fish eggs and crustaceans. This makes them very sick!Baleen whales such as blue whales, humpbacks and southern right whales take big gulps of water to feed on krill that they filter through their baleen, and may accidentally swallow plastic rubbish when feeding. The plastic stays in their gut and stops them digesting their food, leading to a slow death!
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All of these paragraphs highlighted answer question #9 "What will happen to the marine life if everyone keeps on littering and throws trash in the water while already losing so much innocent animals?" (new question, new website)
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marine animals - 0 views
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The list of water pollution could go on forever, one of them being oil. Oil spills can affect marine environments in very negative ways, harming plants and animals.
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Answer to " 10. What will happen to the environment if we help but what we do does not effect any of the bad things and it only makes things worse?"
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RecycleNow Schools - Compost at school - 0 views
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Composting at school is a fun way to learn about nature while also reducing the amount of organic waste that the school sends to landfill. An added bonus is that students can actually get to see the end result of their efforts – their finished compost being used to beautify their school’s grounds.
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This answers question number 7
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Studying School Food Waste - 4 views
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Overall, almost 80 percent of the school waste could be diverted from landfill. So in addition to working on reducing school waste–food and otherwise–it’s vital that schools have both recycling and composting programs. Especially in light of the finding that 47 percent of schools waste could be composted.
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These schools are doing better at food waste than we are lets learn from them.
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Overall, almost 80 percent of the school waste could be diverted from landfill.
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This is an answer to question #12 "How much food do schools waste in average?"
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So in addition to working on reducing school waste–food and otherwise–it’s vital that schools have both recycling and composting programs. Especially in light of the finding that 47 percent of schools waste could be composted.
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This is another two sentences about compost bins
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How To: Keep Food Waste Out of the Garbage | RethinkRecycling.com - 0 views
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Food-to-Animals There are two options for food-to-animals food waste recycling: Food-to-Livestock Food scraps are collected by local farms, processed to eliminate harmful bacterial and fed to livestock. Food-to-Animal Feed Manufacturers Food by-products and bakery goods are collected and processed to produce livestock feed products. Unserved and uneaten food items Food prep waste Plate waste Unpackaged spoiled or outdated food Unpackaged frozen food Food-to-animal food waste recyclers accept most food scraps including:
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answer to "How can we waste so much food and not even care about the people without food and can we prevent that?"
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VoiceThread Reflections - 1 views
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