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Though this project will sustain itself at a relatively low cost, it will be quite expensive initially.

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Benefits of The Compost Caf. Project

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Benefits of The Compost Caf. Project:.

-Increased environmental awareness throughout the student and faculty bodies
-Close to zero-waste cafeteria setting
-Compost will go back to the school (Agriculture Dept., Science Dept., etc.)
-School will no longer have to pay for shipments of plastic forks, spoons, knives, and bowls.
-Less waste for garbage company to truck away
-Initial expense to build compost & purchase lunch-ware, after that relatively low cost project.

... & so many more!

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The Compost Caf. Project

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THE COMPOST CAF. PROJECT:
--@15 Challenge Entry--
The Compost Caf. Project
The Compost Caf. Project was initiated by the Green Teens in the Spring of 2008, but is now just getting started. The goal of the project is to transform the E.O. Smith Cafeteria (and then spread the project to other schools) into a compost production center rather than a wasteful lunch room.
How will we go about ensure that our cafeteria takes steps towards becoming zero waste?

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Why Give Us Your Vote?

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Why Give Us Your Vote?:

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Green Teen History!

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A GREEN TEEN HISTORY:
Green Teens started as a conversation around the lunch table between co-founders Jessie Mehrhoff (GreenTeensJessie), Kelsey Sullivan (GreenTeensKelsey), and Lindsay Haythorn. The girls decided that though our community prided itself on being environmental, it was not reaching out to the youth or showing adults what simple ways they could tweak their daily life in order to “live green”.

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The Compost Caf. Project

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The Compost Caf. Project
The Compost Caf. Project was initiated by the Green Teens in the Spring of 2008, but is now just getting started. The goal of the project is to transform the E.O. Smith Cafeteria (and then spread the project to other schools) into a compost production center rather than a wasteful lunch room. Currently, our high school uses mostly Styrofoam and plastic in the cafeteria, and it all gets thrown out, the Green Teens are about to change that!

How will we go about ensure that our cafeteria takes steps towards becoming zero waste?

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A Few Past Events

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Some Past Green Teen Projects:

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New Website

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Hey Everyone! I just wanted to let you all know that Green Teens finally has a new website-- Yay! We have been without one for several months now, and especially after the summit, we realize how important having a website is! You can now find Green Teens at http://www.greenteensusa.org ! Of course the website is brand new so it isn't too flashy and a bit empty-- but I promise, soon there will be a lot of great stuff on the site!

Thanks,
Jess

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SCAVENGER HUNT
May, 2008: Contest Entry
Jessie Mehrhoff

The GenV.net Scavenger Hunt: This fun activity is a tool to both “tour” new members around GenV.net, as well as challenge older ones!

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SURVEY- We want YV member input!

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Hey Everyone-
Green Teens is trying to gather some marketing research because our club is having trouble settling on a decision! It only takes 1 minute and will really help the club out! Thanks!

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