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This has also been a concern because [[compost]] was suspended. | This has also been a concern because [[compost]] was suspended. | ||
| − | Pre-pandemic, [[EcoReps]] hosted monthly plate scraping events at [[John Jay Dining Hall]], where students were incentivized to not waste food. Students scrape their food into a compost bin after eating, and if they do not have any | + | Pre-pandemic, [[EcoReps]] hosted monthly plate scraping events at [[John Jay Dining Hall]], where students were incentivized to not waste food. Students scrape their food into a compost bin after eating, and if they do not have any food waste, they are entered into a drawing to win 25 [[Dining Dollars]]. |
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Revision as of 14:21, 21 February 2021
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have expressed concerns over food waste on campus. [1]
This has also been a concern because compost was suspended.
Pre-pandemic, EcoReps hosted monthly plate scraping events at John Jay Dining Hall, where students were incentivized to not waste food. Students scrape their food into a compost bin after eating, and if they do not have any food waste, they are entered into a drawing to win 25 Dining Dollars.
