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Urban Green Lab urges restaurants to donate food

By UGL-Staff | March 21, 2020

Restaurants across Middle Tennessee are being forced to close their doors because of Covid-19. The Urban Green Lab doesn’t want their food to go to waste.

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Local partners in food scrap recycling in Nashville

By UGL-Staff | March 1, 2020

In 2015, NRDC selected Nashville as its pilot city for developing high-impact local policies and actions to address food waste by preventing food…

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UGL Executive Director Appointed to Mayor’s Sustainability Advisory Committee

By UGL-Staff | February 28, 2020

Todd Lawrence, executive director of Urban Green Lab, will co-chair the Waste Reduction subcommittee of the Mayor’s Sustainability Advisory Committee.

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Forty-Five K-12 Educators Trained on Sustainability

By Diana Andrew | February 25, 2020

This spring 45 K-12 teachers were trained on Sustainable Classrooms from 26 schools.

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#FindYourLab with Emily Fairbank

By Nicole Brose | February 5, 2020

Emily, who works at Nissan North America, shares with Urban Green Lab about how she brings sustainable living into all areas of her life.

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Experts push alternative to recycling

By UGL-Staff | January 22, 2020

There’s been a lot of bad news lately when it comes to recycling in Nashville. Instead of adding programs, the city keeps taking them away.

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Mayor Cooper issues challenge to restaurant industry to reduce waste, feed the hungry

By UGL-Staff | December 13, 2019

Local restaurants challenged to reduce the amount of food they waste while helping to feed hungry Nashvillians throughout the holiday season and beyond.

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You Should Be Composting!

By Patrick King | December 10, 2019

Chances are that you’ve heard of composting. If you’ve heard that it’s difficult, messy or smelly then you’ve been misinformed!

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Kroger donates to Metro Schools food program

By UGL-Staff | December 3, 2019

On Giving Tuesday, Kroger is investing in Nashville schools to give each student the chance to take a class for reducing food waste.

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