Books in Reduce, Reuse, Recycle series

Americans throw away about 96 billion pounds of food waste each year, and much of what qualifies as food waste is actually just what we dont get around to eating. Staggering amounts of what could be used to feed the impoverished is instead rotting and producing harmful gases. This thoughtful book engagingly instructs readers on how to become conscientious food consumers and future environmentalists.

Sometimes its impossible to part with favorite clothes and toys when it's time to retire them because they're old and frayed. This book breathes new life into favorite things, creating excitement and fostering creativity in the reader. Sidebars share information on how discarding objects without considering a second life for them can harm the environment. Readers will create new items and become eco-conscious consumers at that same time.

Americans throw away about 96 billion pounds of food waste each year, and much of what qualifies as food waste is actually just what we don’t get around to eating. Staggering amounts of what could be used to feed the impoverished is instead rotting and producing harmful gases. This thoughtful book engagingly instructs readers on how to become conscientious food consumers and future environmentalists.