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As public educators, we have instructed others in best practices for solid waste management in our local communities. But have you shared your personal thoughts and actions for managing solid waste at home? 

One of our clients did exactly this in the Summer 2020 edition of their community newsletter, One Man's Trash, which Eco Partners helps them to produce. Sacha Gee-Burns, Environmental Educator/Public Outreach Coordinator for the Solid Waste District of La Porte County, Indiana, tells how she lives out the hierarchy of waste reduction: Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, and then Recycle. Read what Sacha has to say below.

We invite you to share your personal story of best waste management practices with us and our readers, or better yet to your own newsletter readers. Eco Partners would love to work with you to include this in a future newsletter for your community. Please give me a call or email me

Keep spreading the word!

Elizabeth Roe
Eco Partners
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Reuse Reflections
Pictured: Sacha Gee-Burns

Sacha Gee-Burns is the Environmental Educator/Public Outreach Coordinator for the Solid Waste District of La Porte County in Indiana. She wrote about her best reuse practices in the district's quarterly educational newsletter, One Man's Trash. Her creative ideas included an original reuse for her old washing machine drum!

Sacha reminded her readers that, "The hierarchy of waste reduction goes like this: Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, and then Recycle. If we look at how much waste we create these days, it is easy to see that we need to rethink how we are doing things. As consumers, we need to take a hard look at which products are truly the better buy ---     not only for us, but for our environment."

To find out what Sacha did with her washing machine drum and the other ideas she shared, read the full article she wrote for her local edition of One Man's Trash.

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