Malvern Hills District Council launches food waste art competition
The council is working with the ‘Green Schools’ initiative, which aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable living. The competition is open to all schools in the Malvern Hills District, and the deadline for submissions is March 31st.
The Challenge: Reducing Carbon Emissions
The Malvern Hills District Council is launching a poster design competition to raise awareness about the importance of reducing carbon emissions.
Malvern Hills District Council has partnered with FoodSavvy, a UK-based organization that aims to inspire and support individuals and communities in reducing food waste. Together, they have developed a campaign that encourages residents to take small actions to minimize food waste, resulting in cost savings and a positive impact on the environment. The campaign focuses on three key areas: food storage, food purchasing, and food preparation. The first area, food storage, addresses the common issue of over-estimating food storage needs. Many people believe they can store food for longer periods than they actually can, leading to unnecessary purchases and waste.
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