Reduce, Reuse, Recycle 4-H Project Area

This project gives background on the history of solid waste, its sources and the growing environmental problems associated with disposal in a landfill. Its 12 group or individual activities provide hands-on learning experiences. You will become more aware of West Virginia’s solid waste problem and become motivated to help clean our state and improve its environment.

Exhibit suggestions and scoring guides are included.

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