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B.C. students start school waste transformation aimed to last beyond graduation

  • Nguyen and Lee are implementing a waste management program at Lake City Secondary School for their capstone project, inspired by Vice-Principal Nara Riplinger.
  • Their efforts diverted at least 80 percent of waste from the market, focusing on recycling and composting.
  • An audit revealed that avoidable food waste accounted for 1.4 kg or 21 percent of the garbage.
  • They hope to establish a club to continue their system beyond graduation, as stated by Nguyen and Lee.
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