Food Waste | GLN June Episode Sneak Peek Watch Party

In the U.S. and across the Great Lakes, food waste is a huge problem. From the resources wasted to the carbon produced, it stinks. Literally.
But in Cleveland, Ohio, Daniel Brown and his team at Rust Belt Riders are composting food scraps to create nutrient rich soil… and inspiring Clevelanders to reconsider what they put in the trash.
Join us for a GLN Episode Sneak Peek Watch Party where we'll dive into the world of food waste as an environmental issue and learn about Great Lakes organizations who are finding creative ways to combat and curb this problem!
Featured guests include:
--Daniel Brown, co-founder of Rust Belt Riders
--Danielle Todd, Executive Director of Make Food Not Waste

Join us LIVE to ask your questions to our guests during the stream!

Be a part of the LIVE conversation here on the Great Lakes Now YouTube channel, or on our Facebook page.
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