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Carlmont’s food waste adds up

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An uneaten lunch may not seem like much to the average Carlmont student. But when uneaten food becomes a daily habit, those small choices can contribute to a much larger environmental problem. Fruits, vegetables, and other uneaten food regularly end up as food waste, either thrown away or left scattered around campus for custodians to clean up.  Carlmont junior Sianna Watkins, co-president and founder of the Biology, Ecology, and Earth Sciences …
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Scot Scoop News broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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