Many folks, rightly so, are concerned about the quality of food that our public schools serve. A somewhat related problem is the amount of food (think gooey vegetables or rubbery fried fish) that’s thrown out.
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amounting to 24 percent of the total waste generated
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47 percent of schools waste could be composted.
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That's 1.9 million tons of waste.
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After all, about 55% of the Twin Cities metro region's waste comes from businesses.
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the very real advantage
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Today, Americans generate 10.5 million tons of plastic waste a year but recycle only 1 to 2 % of it. That means that everything else is either incinerated, landfilled, or littered into the environment where it will break down into millions of pieces and bioaccumulate in our food chain.
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A Solution - The Bottle Brick!How to Make a Portable Landfill Device aka Bottle Brick
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since food waste is often more than half of the lunch wastestream
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At one school, the Trib measured and found that hundreds of pounds of food were being tossed in the trash ever day at just one school. That included whole apples, oranges and bananas, entire cartons of milk, unopened boxes of cereal.
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If your local authority has given you a kitchen caddy to collect food waste, you can usually recycle any cooked or raw food scraps.
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Make sure you remove all packaging from your food waste, especially plastic.
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These collections will allow you to recycle your cooked and raw food scraps which will then go off to be commercially composted at a local facility. This compost is then used in agriculture, landscaping and horticulture. Further information on this process is available
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