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Food Waste and FoBoZero

Food waste is a huge problem, socially and environmentally. George Washington University has created a housing option (FoBoZero) where students can empower each other to create less waste. Hopefully,...

Food waste is a huge problem, socially and environmentally. George Washington University has a creative solution.

Genevieve Cifelli

George Washington University

March 01, 2017
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Food waste is a huge problem, socially and environmentally. George Washington University has created a housing option (FoBoZero) where students can empower each other to create less waste. Hopefully, other universities can create this living option as well.

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