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Scarborough Zero Waste
Home
Our Mission and goals
Making Healthy Public Spaces
Applying the 5 Rs of Waste reduction
Reducing waste in Schools
Reducing waste in Apartments
Reducing waste at Events
Reducing waste at Home
Wexford Reduces Waste
Developing the Circular Economy & REmarket
Our Programs
Clean-ups
Repair Cafés
SZW Eco Teams!
The Scar-Borrow
Education Material
Flyers
Volunteer Open Badges
About
Get Involved
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Our Mission and goals
Making Healthy Public Spaces
Applying the 5 Rs of Waste reduction
Reducing waste in Schools
Reducing waste in Apartments
Reducing waste at Events
Reducing waste at Home
Wexford Reduces Waste
Developing the Circular Economy & REmarket
Our Programs
Clean-ups
Repair Cafés
SZW Eco Teams!
The Scar-Borrow
Education Material
Flyers
Volunteer Open Badges
About
Get Involved
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Cutting our single-use habit, one reusable mug at a time
Quentin de Becker doesn't go anywhere without his coffee travel mug. As a member of an environmental advocacy group, it would be a bad look to order coffee in a disposable cup. But it wasn't always easy to persuade cafes and restaurants to fill his mug.
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