Green Stuff

On Tuesdays, we share our Green Stuff Tuesday Tips — 3-7 minute minisodes, each focusing on a quick tip to sustainable living. This week, Scoop CEO, Stephanie Lentz share some of her favorite ways to use up apples and make the most of fall apple season! 

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Friends of Scoop, Alisha and Nick Lee, join Stephanie to talk about the process of opening their own zero waste store. Alisha and Nick are owners of Nudge Eco Store, which opened in Sacramento during the pandemic. In this conversation, they share their motivations for starting Nudge, the challenges they faced, and how the shop is continuing to grow.

If you live in the Sacramento area, be sure to stop by Nudge Eco Store or visit their online shop: www.nudgeecostore.com
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Mentioned this episode:
Uplevel with Asana by Louise Henry
Systems That Scale by Amy Porterfield

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To follow up on last week's interview with author Julia Goldstein about waste systems and recycling, Scoop Team Member Hannah talks about ways to properly recycle. Wish-cycling is the process of putting things in the recycling bin and hoping they are recyclable. Listen to this minisode to learn more about why that's an issue and how to know what actually goes in your recycling bin.

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We wrap up Plastic Free July with an episode about waste and recycling. This week, Stephanie is joined by Seattle-based author Julia Goldstein to discuss waste streams, truths about recycling, and ways for you to better manage your own recycling or trash systems at home.
You can learn more about Julia Goldstein's work and find her books on her website: www.juliagoldsteinauthor.com

Mentioned this episode:
Julia's Book Rethink the Bins
Julia's Book Material Value
Plastic Free Shopping: Is it possible? , blog post by Julia

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For this week's Tuesday Tip, Scoop Team Member Darby Frey shares what's in her sustainability kit and tricks for having a more earth-friendly summer!

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