School Cafeteria Compost Reuse Sustainability Organics Reduced Carbon Emissions Local Farms Agriculture ENVIRONMENT Garden Recycle Food Soil HEALTHY Local.

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School Cafeteria Compost Reuse Sustainability Organics Reduced Carbon Emissions Local Farms Agriculture ENVIRONMENT Garden Recycle Food Soil HEALTHY Local Economies Nutritional Diversified Crops Social Responsibility Education

Introduction- why

Define sustainable cafeteria

The current state of the nation

The current state of our school

Where does our food come from?

What is our food made of?

Food history (combined with school history)

How our cafeteria has changed over the years/history.

Positive things that are/have happened in our school.

Students’ facts

Promoting sustainability

Promoting sustainability with food

Garbage study

Promoting sustainability in other ways…. Dinnerware, energy, etc.

conclusion