by Julanne Sausser | Jul 8, 2025 | Uncategorized
While recently with family, someone suggested that the chicken salad I was eating had been around too long, and I should stop eating it. “Why?”, I asked. “It smells and tastes fine. I ate it yesterday and suffered no ill effects.” The reply was that five days was too...
by Julanne Sausser | Jul 1, 2025 | Uncategorized
But how can communities determine if their education programs are successful? What should be measured? A SWANA e-book co-authored by 20 environmental educators in 2014, Measuring Environmental Education Outcomes, suggested looking at the following to measure an...
by Julanne Sausser | Jun 24, 2025 | Uncategorized
Downsizing presents many opportunities. Reducing expenses, responsibilities, and environmental impact are just some potential benefits. With planning and effort, anyone can shape a life that gives enjoyment and mitigates the challenges brought about by current living...
by Julanne Sausser | Jun 17, 2025 | Uncategorized
Each year during June, there is a national celebration of our Waste and Recycling Workers, those who keep our local neighborhoods safe and clean. These essential workers are hardworking people who often fly below the radar, quietly and efficiently doing their jobs so...
by Julanne Sausser | Jun 10, 2025 | Uncategorized
Electronics are an essential part of modern life, but their growing presence also brings challenges when it comes to proper disposal and sustainability. From extending the lifespan of your devices to responsibly recycling items that are no longer usable, making...
by Julanne Sausser | Jun 3, 2025 | Uncategorized
Household hazardous waste (or HHW, for short) is not only a problem when it is in your home. It can also pose a problem when it is thrown out. For example, throwing away an item like used motor oil can be dangerous and wasteful. It can be dangerous if it is spilled or...
