Eureka Launches Zero Waste Community Baseline Survey

This is a press release from the City of Eureka:

Help the City plan for Zero Waste and be entered in a drawing to win Zero Waste prizes!

The City wants you involved the upcoming Zero Waste Action planning process! Residents, non-residents that work here, and frequent visitors are invited to participate via the November 2019 baseline survey.

Designed to solicit input early in the development of the Zero Waste Action Plan, the survey will be launched at the next City Council meeting on Tuesday, November 5. A short multiple-choice on-line survey, it should take less than 10-minutes to complete. All respondents will be automatically entered into a free drawing to win zero waste prizes. Your input will provide needed information for goal setting and ideas for practical problem solving. The results will be available on the City website in mid-January. A second survey will be conducted once the draft Action Plan is ready for community review.

Join the City of Eureka as we shift our approach to sustainable materials management and Zero Waste prevention strategies by refusing, reducing, reusing, and recycling. Innovative waste reduction initiatives can become a point of pride for Eureka. Individual and business actions can have a measurable impact and as a community, we can make a real difference.

Red Headed Blackbelt readers can participate in the Zero Waste Action Plan Baseline Survey online via web link or QR-code. Paper surveys are also available at the Community Services Department at 1011 Waterfront Drive.

To learn more about Eureka’s Zero Waste goal setting, or to provide feedback, please visit www.gozeroeureka.org or contact Robin Praszker at (707) 441-4206.

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4 years ago

Canning jars are the work horse of zero waste food storage, whether you hear can or not. So stop charging sales tax for them. Clamshells, layers of plastic with frozen foods are the villains. Reusable produce bags are great for purchase and storage.storage and eliminate a plastic produce bag. Amazon has many kinds on sale. Salad spinners make great storage for the fridge too. Chopped lettuce, cabbage, etc keeps way longer in them than in the plastic bag. Just chop, rinse, spin excess off and put directly in the fridge.

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Connie Dobbs
4 years ago

Good luck with that. Our vibrant hobo community leaves a trail of litter wherever it goes.