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Excessive food waste in Maine puts the superpollutant methane into our air and contributes to injustice because hundreds of thousands of children and adults don’t have access to healthy, quality food. Learn how you can reduce food waste and what NRCM is doing to help Maine schools, businesses, and others do the same.

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food waste at Sebago Elementary
November 13, 2017 | NRCM

Food Waste a No Go in Sebago

Sebago Elementary School principal, Kirsten Goff, received an email in August that intrigued her. NRCM’s “Food Guy,” Ryan Parker, had reached out to the principals…