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The Rubbish Diet: The 8 Week Zero Waste Challenge
- 1. Karen Cannard: The Rubbish Diet The Zero Waste Challenge
- 4. The blog was born A diary of the zero waste challenge!
- 6. Where does rubbish come from? What we buy or get for free! Carrier bags, Packaging, Receipts, Disposable items, Magazines, Leaflets, Junk Mail, Telephone Directories. Things that break/become obsolete! Toys, accessories, electronic gadgets, CDs, DVDs. Food that’s wasted! Leftovers; out-of-date food; gone-off food. In the UK we throw away 6.7 million tonnes of wasted food per year. © 2009, Karen Cannard, The Rubbish Diet.
- 7. Where does it go in Suffolk? Landfill tax: £40 per tonne Fine: £150 per tonne over allowance © 2009, Karen Cannard, The Rubbish Diet.
- 17. Progress over 7 weeks 3 rd Feb 2008 17 th Feb 2008 2 nd March 2008 9 th March 2008 Orange bag: plastic bags separated from other rubbish © 2009, Karen Cannard, The Rubbish Diet.
- 18. Zero Waste Week The results of Zero Waste Week Just one plaster! 17 th March 2008 © 2009, Karen Cannard, The Rubbish Diet.