

Anne-Marie Hendrickson
Points Total
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- 293 Total
Participant Impact
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up to19zero-waste mealsconsumed
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up to3.4pounds of CO2have been saved
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up to2.7poundspackaging waste avoided
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up to3.0plastic containersnot sent to the landfill
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up to3.0pieces of plastic cutlerynot sent to the landfill
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up to5.0minutesspent learning
Anne-Marie's Actions
Community
Estimate Your Plastic Footprint
I will complete a plastic consumption calculator to learn about my plastic footprint.
Food
Cook Meals with Zero Plastic Waste
I will prepare 1 meal(s) at home each day without using any items packaged in single-use plastic.
Food
Ditch the Plastic Wrap
I will ditch plastic wrap and use reusable containers, lids or wraps instead.
Food
Ditch the Baggie
I will ditch the zippered plastic bags for food storage and switch to reusable containers.
Food
Buy Unpackaged Produce
I will avoid 6 plastic bags each shopping trip by not bagging my produce or using reusable produce bags.
On-the-go
Use Reusables at Work
I will use reusable dishes and silverware when eating at work.
On-the-go
Recycle at Work
I will recycle my plastic containers at work, and if I can't find a recycling bin I'll bring the item home with me.
Feed
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Anne-Marie Hendrickson 2/21/2023 7:48 AMHonestly, it's hard to remember to post each day. -
Reflection QuestionOn-the-go Use Reusables at WorkWhat has been the easiest thing about using reusables at work, and what has been the hardest? Have you convinced any of your colleagues to join you in using reusables?
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Annie Deutsch 2/21/2023 8:19 AMJust a tip if you'd find it helpful. When I went into the office, I kept metal silverware at my desk, and just washed them after lunch each day. Hope that helps!
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Reflection QuestionFood Buy Unpackaged ProduceWhy do you think these products have so much plastic packaging? Who is the plastic packaging really serving -- the consumer, the producer, or someone else?
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Reflection QuestionFood Cook Meals with Zero Plastic WasteDo an inventory of your kitchen to see how many single-use plastics you've used in the past. What are some low-waste or reusable alternatives to these commonly used products? What would your impact be if you switched all the single-use products from your inventory to reusable? Are there any items where it would be difficult to avoid plastic waste?
Anne-Marie Hendrickson 2/01/2023 8:10 AMI have almost no single-use items. The one exception is "bars" - protein or granola bars. Unless I made my own, it's not possible to purchase those in bulk. All other snacks are in large bags which I portion out into reusable silicone bags to take with me.