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July 1 - July 31, 2023

NJDEP - CSRR SET

NJDEP

CSRR Staff Engagement Team is here to motivate our fellow staff to participate in great events like this Ecochallenge to be Plastic Free this July!

POINTS TOTAL

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    pieces of litter
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    pieces of plastic cutlery
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Recent updates from this team
  • July 31 at 7:55 PM
    Also, great job everyone!
  • July 31 at 7:47 PM
    I just love this photo and it can have so many different meanings.. ..
  • July 31 at 7:39 PM
    It has been a very enlightening month. I have learned so much and I have definitely become more aware of my plastic consumption, whether by choice or seemingly forced upon me. This was a great experience.
  • July 31 at 7:37 PM
    The preproduction plastic pellets are also a substantial percentage of plastic pollution. I was unnerved at how ubiquitous it is, how frequently the pellets are found on far away beaches. The images of sea birds with crops full of plastic or sea turtles chomping at plastic bags has always been so disturbing to me. I have not seen too many...
  • July 31 at 7:29 PM
    I was very interested in the chemical composition of the bioplastics and why they break down like petroleum-based plastics. Our town does not accept bioplastic waste at this time. We usually use reusable stainless steel utensils and porcelain plates instead of any plastic or bioplastic items, but I will keep in mind how items I buy in the...
  • July 31 at 5:50 PM
    Plastic production impacts us all from start to finish. The carbon footprint is horrendous and it’s all to make a single use item that likely won’t be recycled.
  • July 31 at 12:29 PM
    I was not surprised but it's a good reminder as I tend to forget which number is what.
  • July 31 at 6:12 AM
    Recycling rules are so difficult to follow. Watching the video, I realized that I can't crush empty water bottles or recycle shredded paper. It seems like even cardboard should be a certain size. I didn't know! On top of that, my apartment complex recently changed recycling providers (didn't notify people in the complex) and the rules are...
  • July 31 at 6:03 AM
    So far, I like using the shampoo bar and soap bar. The shampoo bar especially is kind of fun and novel. I'm still trying to figure out how to store everything separate and to let everything dry between showers. In terms of other personal benefits, I think it's interesting to reflect and think about ways to make your lifestyle more sustainable...
  • July 31 at 5:01 AM
    I've used this eco footprint calculator before. I got just about the same result as I did a few years ago: 3.5 earths. It's seems that despite adjusting what habits I could to decrease my footprint (like meat consumption), there are certain ones I've had to increase (like distance traveled in a week to commute to work). Looks like I need to get...

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Competitions

CHALLENGER MEMBERS POINTS CHALLENGED MEMBERS POINTS  
CHALLENGER: NJDEP - Planeteers Challenger Team Members: 18 Challenger Points: 8062 Winning?: VS. CHALLENGED: NJDEP - CSRR SET Challenged Team Members: 19 Challenged Points: 12661 Winning?:  
CHALLENGER: NJDEP-SAGE EcoLogicals Challenger Team Members: 16 Challenger Points: 13806 Winning?: VS. CHALLENGED: NJDEP - CSRR SET Challenged Team Members: 19 Challenged Points: 12661 Winning?:  
CHALLENGER: NJDEP - CSRR SET Challenger Team Members: 19 Challenger Points: 12661 Winning?: VS. CHALLENGED: NJDEP-Saviors of Plastic Goldfinches! Challenged Team Members: 9 Challenged Points: 6549 Winning?:  
CHALLENGER: NJDEP - CSRR SET Challenger Team Members: 19 Challenger Points: 12661 Winning?: VS. CHALLENGED: NJDEP - Eco Ninjas Challenged Team Members: 12 Challenged Points: 5478 Winning?:  
CHALLENGER: NJDEP - CSRR SET Challenger Team Members: 19 Challenger Points: 12661 Winning?: VS. CHALLENGED: NJDEP- Plastic Free Posse Challenged Team Members: 18 Challenged Points: 11953 Winning?: