April 26, 2015
Plastic Challenge: Kelsey Fordahl, Week 1
Location: Brentwood, CA, United States… Read the rest
April 20, 2015
Plastic Challenge: Deepak Sukhu, Week 2
Well my brother recycles them for money, so its a win-win for us, so I really dont know what would be better.
Location: Oakley, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 5, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Lindsey Peck, Week 1
My suggestion to cutting down your plastic waste is to carry it around with you until you get home. You will realize how much plastic you use and it will detour you from buying more plastic throughout the day
Location: Antioch, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 5, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Jesse J., Week 1
What is a cheaper alternative to water bottles, without the bad filter taste?
Location: Pittsburg, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 5, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Cristal Raygoza, Week 1
How can I reduce the plastic bags you use to put spices, nuts, raisins, etc.?
Location: Oakley, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 3, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Charlene J., Week 1
I would say the best way to reduce your waste is get to know yourself and your habits. If you often stop at the store on your way home, keep bags in the car. If you get thirsty keep a refillable drink bottle on you. Pay attention to what you eat and buy the appropriate amounts instead of single servings.
Location: Antioch, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 3, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Drake Miller, Week 1
Location: Antioch, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 3, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Elora Hinckley, Week 1
Location: Antioch, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 3, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Mary Halbasch, Week 1
I am trying to figure out deodorants, shampoos, mouth wash, and liquid soaps without plastic. How do you shop at Costco without plastic wrapped foods?
Location: Antioch, CA, United States… Read the rest
December 3, 2014
Plastic Challenge: Maryam Majidi, Week 1
What can we do to reduce plastic waste from beauty and personal items? How about waste from foods like chips, yogurt, milk, etc. that aren’t easily packaged/transported in other materials or can’t be measured and bought by putting them into non-plastic containers brought from home?
Location: Antioch, CA, United States… Read the rest