Aug 2, 2017
The Green Team went on a lovely walk and visit to Freight City Farm as part of the Green Impact summer activities.
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The Green Team went on a lovely walk and visit to Freight City Farm as part of the Green Impact summer activities.
You can now enjoy chocolate feeling a little less guilty about deforestation.
According to edie.net Senior executives from 12 leading coca and chocolate companies, including Mars, Mondelēz International and Nestlé, have heeded the advice of the Prince of Wales and agreed to end deforestation in the global cocoa supply chain.
Make sure your snacks are fair trade! ♥
Woo!
G007 - Here are some Green Impact actions our team have implemented at home:
Paul has a bag for life made out of fair trade cotton - he’s reducing plastic consumption and ensuring decent working conditions for farmers - Woo! You go Paul!
Jim is enhancing biodiversity at home by setting up fresh fruit urban planters, with strawberries and blueberries. He also promised to bring the leftovers to our roof garden, promoting zero waste.
Rachel is reusing old envelopes and collecting stamps.
Aren’t we a great team?
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Did you know that in the UK we bin 7 million coffee cups each day, and less than 1% are currently recycled?
Well now you know.
You can easily reduce coffee cup waste by using a mug, or one of our London Met travel mugs.
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Come along to our gardening sessions and learn how to grow your own food at Uni.
Yesterday we had a great session, lots of people to help us tidy up and plant some more veggies.
We meet at BP3-25 every second Thursday at 11:55.
See you there!
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Please help us collect food for our local foodbank.
All the donations will be taken to Islington Foodbank by a member of the Green Team.
Green Impact criteria: S026, G014
Green Impact criteria S003: The team has informed all staff within the department how to correctly dispose of cardboard coffee cups within the last 6 months.
You can always avoid paper cup waste by using a mug!