Toolkit on Zero Waste: Go Zero, Danube

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At school and work Olha What types of waste do you create at work or in school? Here are some tips to avoid massive amounts of waste at school and at work. 16

Meals and food: •

Prepare food the day before, and bring it with you: If you are in a rush, you will probably buy fast food, and unfortunately in most cases this is packed in plastic. Bringing food from home also saves money. Look for examples on Pinterest.

If it’s hard for you to be creative and come up with a varied menu, bring your own utensils and a cloth napkin as an alternative to singleuse materials.

Have your own cup: If you buy coffee or tea, bring your favourite reusable cup or mug. You will enjoy it even more.

Have your own handmade snacks: When you buy snacks in a supermarket, they are usually packed in plastic. But you can start a good tradition and bake every weekend with your family, and have sweet snacks for the whole week.

Paper, materials, supplies: •

Try to keep everything digital (cloud, email, notes in your phone);

Ask yourself if you really need things on paper: Don’t feel shy to ask for a digital version of any paper handouts.

Print on both sides

Suggest to your boss/teacher that (s)he buys recycled paper

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Imprint

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pages 161-163

Filmography

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pages 155-157

Greenwashing

3min
pages 126-128

Testimonies

2min
pages 145-148

Implementing organizations

3min
pages 149-151

Test your “carbon footprint”

1min
page 129

Questions and answers

12min
pages 130-141

Literature

1min
page 153

More about the project

3min
pages 142-144

Connecting with nature

1min
page 125

Differences between what you want and what you need

1min
page 124

Complementary and alternative medicine

6min
pages 113-118

Personal questions with Teodora Garkova

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page 123

Fabrics

3min
pages 98-99

Zero Waste self-care beauty products

7min
pages 106-112

Man-made cellulosic fibres

1min
page 100

Are shopping receipts recyclable?

2min
pages 102-103

Plastic bag facts – once and forever

1min
page 97

Plastic straws

1min
page 96

Protecting the Danube

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page 91

Gardening

4min
pages 87-90

Shopping

1min
page 80

Restaurants (to go, leftovers

2min
pages 81-82

At school and work

1min
page 79

More about food waste in restaurants

6min
pages 83-86

Transport

2min
pages 77-78

Zero waste parenting

1min
pages 70-71

Zero Waste and pets

2min
pages 68-69

Zero Waste on a budget

6min
pages 64-67

Personalize your clothes

1min
page 51

Energy efficiency at home

2min
pages 62-63

Cleaning DIY

5min
pages 53-56

Proposals for more solutions in the house

4min
pages 57-59

Living with less: Capsule wardrobe

1min
page 50

The secret of making your clothes last longer

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Short guide to quality labels

1min
page 48

Introduction to Fair Fashion

1min
pages 46-47

An ode to Second-Hand

2min
pages 44-45

Guide to Zero Waste period products

2min
pages 37-38

In the bathroom

5min
pages 33-36

In your closet

1min
page 43

Alternative period products

5min
pages 39-42

Regrowing

2min
pages 31-32

Practical advice for fresh produce

2min
pages 28-30

The solution: Zero Waste

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Zero Waste – lesson from nature, or the life of a leaf

2min
pages 13-14

Food waste at home

5min
pages 25-27

The 5Rs

3min
pages 16-17

Introduction

2min
pages 5-6

10 items based on the 5Rs

4min
pages 18-20

Myths about Zero Waste

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pages 21-22

Ecological problems and environmental threats along the Danube

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pages 7-12
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