How schools are reducing cafeteria food waste
U.S. schools throw away an estimated 530,000 tons of food and up to 45 million gallons of milk each year, according to the World Wildlife Fund, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and billions of dollars in waste. At Lovin Elementary School in Georgia, students are finding creative ways to reduce cafeteria waste by composting food scraps, feeding chickens and sharing unopened milk.
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How schools are reducing cafeteria food waste

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