Tell me about Anaerobic Digestion to REDUCE WASTE in a circular economy.
Bottle Bill in Maryland; Container deposits needed to incentivize REUSE. Recycling=myth
How can burning trash be considered clean? This became a reality in 2011 after Maryland legislators placed incineration in the state's clean energy program that includes solar and wind turbine power. This is why our tax dollars contribute to the wealth of incineration that causes toxic air pollution. Join us to learn more about this issue, hear stories of the folks most impacted, and get in on our plan to stop incineration from being classified as "clean" on Thursday, November 16th, from 6:15-7:45p, at Enoch Pratt Library Brooklyn Branch (300 E Patapsco Ave, Baltimore, MD 21225).
The #reusableblitz campaign is underway in Baltimore. Tag your favorite restaurants you'd would like to see participate! Shout out to Soup's On in Mt. Vernon; Spro, Souvlaki, Asian Taste, Mona's Noodles, Luigi's, and Daniela in Hampden
@upstream_org
Disgusting. That money could have fed and housed a whole lot of families in need. Could have sped up a just transition to clean renewable energy. Could have created god union jobs in climate resilient infrastructure. What else?
Wouldn’t be cute if the younger generation grew up breathing fresh air and with clean lungs??? With no respiratory problems????? 🥺😊💕💕💕💕 Probably not since Bresco is still here.. 🙄😬
Zero-waste is what Baltimore needs, what Baltimore residents want! There cannot be real recycling and composting goals as long as we have that trash burning incinerator.
I’m attending Flip the West’s event, “Call Voters in Iowa with Greenpeace! Weekly on Thursday Evenings!” – sign up now to join me! #FliptheWest https://t.co/9mlxrxOiSe
Essential workers need essential rights. That includes:
✅The right to a union
✅A living wage
✅Paid time-off
✅Family Leave
✅Medical Leave
✅Hazard Pay
✅A safe environment
✅Freedom from discrimination
#LaborDay