Whats Up AVL! - Episode 40

Host Sam Parada talks with guests Kiera Bulan and Aurora Wynne from the City of Asheville's Sustainability Department about the Less Plastic Asheville Challenge.
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The Less Plastic Asheville Challenge encourages residents to reduce their consumption of single-use plastics. The campaign has two key features, a social media challenge called Less Plastic Bingo and a Pass on Plastic Pledge. The City will provide information on the impacts of single-use plastic on our community and tips for how our residents can understand and reduce their consumption of single-use plastics at tabling events around town and on our social media platforms. Those participating in the social media challenge can post photos and videos of themselves taking action to reduce single-use plastic consumption.
Those who take the pledge will make commitments to sustainable lifestyle choices such as using reusable grocery bags and refusing single-use plastics. Residents who participate in either the Less Plastic Bingo Challenge or Pass on Plastic Pledge will win great prizes! The Less Plastic Asheville Challenge began on February 14, 2024 and ends May 31, 2024. Follow the link above to learn more about how you can participate and win these great sustainable items.

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Why are these videos intended to sell an image of Asheville comments enabled but the comments on the council meeting on the BID topic disabled?
Is the city affraid of the public’s comments?
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