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Waste audits showed an average contamination rate of 9.5, up from 7.5 last year and close to the maximum rate the committee said it can reach. The committee plans to share educational information about the results.
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Zero Waste Salem approved the May meeting minutes unanimously. Upcoming activities include Swap’N’Drop events on June 6 and 13, a Styrofoam collection on June 20, and the Living Green Expo on June 28. The committee will explore a new location for the September book swap, reconsider a school-supplies collection, and next meet on August 4 after skipping July.
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