Ann Arbor Summer Festival Footprint: Going Zero Waste

Carter, James
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Title:Ann Arbor Summer Festival Footprint: Going Zero Waste
Author(s):Carter, James
Subject(s):zero waste
sustainability
arts
behavior change
Abstract:James Carter - Programming & Operations Manager, Ann Arbor Summer Festival. In 2018, long-standing sponsor Toyota approached the Ann Arbor Summer Festival (A2SF) with a challenge to create social impact in southeast Michigan by changing community behaviors around sustainability and the environment. Over the past two seasons, A2SF has implemented a dramatic waste management transformation, created educational opportunities, and presented community-collaborative art programming. The operational goal? To become a zero waste event with 90% landfill diversion over three years.
Issue Date:2014-04-09
Series/Report:Sustainable Seminar Series
Genre:Presentation / Lecture / Speech
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Language:English
URI:https://youtu.be/-WCjhY8W_YU
http://hdl.handle.net/2142/106879
Date Available in IDEALS:2020-04-15


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