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Megan Benavides

Wyld

"I love that the company is involved in this. I'm all about recycling and compost and borrowing items instead of buying new ones. I love nature and all the animals on this planet. I would love to learn more and help out more than I already do. "

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Freshwater + Oceans

Dishwasher Efficiency

Hand washing dishes can use more energy and hot water than a dishwasher. To save water, I will use a dishwasher and scrape, rather than rinse, dishes before loading them into the dishwasher.

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Land + Forests

Borrow Before I Buy

Why buy something I will only use once or a few times if someone nearby has it for me to borrow, and why not share something I have that someone may only need a few times a year? To reduce my consumption and waste, I will create or support the sharing economy with friends, family, colleagues or neighbors.

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Action Track: Community

Recycling

I recycled a huge bag of batteries today.

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Volunteer in my Community

I will volunteer 4 hours in my community.

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  • Megan Benavides's avatar
    Megan Benavides 4/23/2024 1:29 PM
    When recycling batteries when some leak/explode is the only option is to throw them away or can you still recycle them?

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      Megan Benavides 4/24/2024 10:07 AM
      Thank you so much Bre.

    • Bre McCormick's avatar
      Bre McCormick 4/24/2024 8:13 AM
      That's a great question! I was always under the impression you had to throw them away but after some research it appears you are supposed to drop them off at a hazardous waste facility where I believe they can recycle parts of them.