2024 Interviews!
Global Zero Waste in South Florida at the National Zero Waste Conference
Welcome to Week 1 of the 2024 #ZeroWasteMonth Interview Series!
This conversation kicked off our series live from the National Zero Waste Conference, highlighting inspiring community-led efforts in South Florida. Our speakers shared how they are driving change through policy, outreach, and grassroots organizing—all with a zero waste lens. From beaches to the ballot, this session shed light on how local actions can have global impact. Coming soon!
Greenwashing: Sorting through the Claims
Week 2 of the 2024 #ZeroWasteMonth Interview Series explored how to spot and challenge greenwashing. Our expert panel unpacked misleading marketing tactics and shared tools to help consumers and advocates identify genuine environmental efforts. We dove into certifications, case studies, and laws that aim to hold companies accountable for their claims.
e-Waste Solutions: Advocating for a Cleaner Future
In Week 3 of our 2024 Interview Series, we tackled the growing challenge of electronic waste. This session explored how communities, policymakers, and recyclers are working to address e-waste through innovation, repair culture, and stronger regulations. Speakers shared practical ways to advocate for better systems—and reduce your own tech footprint.
Sustainable Farming, Zero Waste, and Climate Justice
Week 4 featured voices from the frontlines of food justice and regenerative agriculture. We discussed how zero waste intersects with Indigenous foodways, small-scale farming, and climate resilience. The speakers brought powerful perspectives on land stewardship, food access, and the critical need to support local producers who are protecting both people and planet.
Incineration: Starve the Monster
To close out the 2024 #ZeroWasteMonth Interview Series, Week 5 focused on the hidden dangers of incineration and so-called “waste-to-energy” solutions. Our panel of international experts and local organizers exposed the health and environmental costs of burning waste—and offered real alternatives that prioritize justice, health, and circularity.
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