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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. Thursday, April 24, 2014. Our school goal is to have fewer juice boxes in students’ lunches and snacks. Why? Juice boxes create pollution: they are made and recycled in factories, which create pollution. Juice boxes often have sugar included. Fruit loses both fiber and nutrients when it is processed into juice. Fruit juices are often as high in calories and sugars as a serving of pop. Fruit juice can fill a child up so that he isn't hungry for his meal.

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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. Thursday, April 24, 2014. Our school goal is to have fewer juice boxes in students’ lunches and snacks. Why? Juice boxes create pollution: they are made and recycled in factories, which create pollution. Juice boxes often have sugar included. Fruit loses both fiber and nutrients when it is processed into juice. Fruit juices are often as high in calories and sugars as a serving of pop. Fruit juice can fill a child up so that he isn't hungry for his meal.

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Waste Free Lunches: Choices

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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. The goal is to not have disposable paper, plastic, foam or foil. Here are some cool products that will help you make the shift. Most are made by people like you - ordinary people who came up with a great idea. Check them all out at. Http:/ www.reusit.com/. Most people toss plastic baggies in the garbage after one or two uses. Even with washing, they don't last long. There are some great cloth baggies and snack wrappers that can be used instead. There are...

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Waste Free Lunches: April 2014

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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. Thursday, April 24, 2014. Our school goal is to have fewer juice boxes in students’ lunches and snacks. Why? Juice boxes create pollution: they are made and recycled in factories, which create pollution. Juice boxes often have sugar included. Fruit loses both fiber and nutrients when it is processed into juice. Fruit juices are often as high in calories and sugars as a serving of pop. Fruit juice can fill a child up so that he isn't hungry for his meal.

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Waste Free Lunches: May 2012

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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. Friday, May 25, 2012. What our Custodians think. Our custodians are very impressed with the success of our Waste Free Lunches. They say our total waste each day has been cut down by at least 67%, from 15 bags a day to about 5, for the whole school. Since our big blitz during Earth Week, lunch waste been cut down even more. Last week Muriel picked up one bag of garbage after lunch for the whole school. For over 600 people, that's fabulous.

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Waste Free Lunches: What our students think

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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. Monday, April 23, 2012. What our students think. Check out this beautiful video of. Ecole Dickinsfield School students talking. About our school and Waste Free Lunches. Filmed by Alex Rushdy, a local videographer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What our students think. View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.

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Waste Free Lunches: Plastic Baggies

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Ecole Dickinsfield School, Fort McMurray, Alberta. Friday, March 22, 2013. Digging up oil with trucks. There's lots of pollution and oil consumption. Through every stage of a baggie's life. They're used once. Maybe 2 or 3 times. Or maybe recycling truck, if lucky. Then a long trip down a highway. Then another truck, to another store. The life cycle of a baggie is not very pretty. How many does your family use every day? With 7 billion people, it all adds up. Reusables are the way to go!

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