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Litterless Lunch

Litterless Lunch

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Reducing lunchtime waste.

Introduction

According to Natural Resources Canada, the average North American will produce 600 times their own weight in garbage over their lifetime. A 68kg person will leave behind a 40,825 trash legacy. By altering daily practices, such how an individual packs their lunch for school or work, a significant amount of waste can be prevented from entering the landfill.

Objectives

Students will be able to: 

  • Identify the waste that they are personally responsible for. 
  • Identify the collective amount of waste produced by their school’s students and staff. 
  • Establish goals for waste reduction within their classroom and for the entire school. 
  • Engage with their own families and their community about packing a litter free lunch and help to create easy and effective waste reduction strategies for their classroom and home.

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Science World School Programs: Envirochallenge
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Recycling Council of British Columbia
Rockridge Environmental Club, Winners of the BC Green Games
North Shore Recycling Program

 

Comments (2)
Language and Science
2 Tuesday, 09 February 2010 17:34
Erin Jewitt
AWESOME!
litterless lunches
1 Wednesday, 30 September 2009 15:45
Andrea Skinner
We are going to use this for a school-wide litterless lunch week.

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