31. How Do You Know What You Can Recycle? with Courtney Lane
In episode 31 of the Outdoor Minimalist Podcast, we are tackling the topic of recycling. This isn’t necessarily niched to the outdoor industry, but it is a topic that I get a lot of questions about so it felt fitting to discuss how recycling works in many areas and how you can learn more about what is and isn’t recyclable where you live.
We did chat a bit about things like fuel canisters and other common outdoor industry consumables that many people throw away, but you can recycle. So, stay tuned for those tips near the end of the episode!
Joining me today, I had the pleasure of hosting Courtney Lane.
Courtney is an outdoor professional who has been in the industry for about six years now, with a primary focus on outdoor and environmental education. She takes pride in trying to be the best steward of the environment that she can by trying to understand her own overall consumption and also by educating future generations by sparking curiosity and connection for the outdoors. In her spare time, she is an amateur lifestyle blogger and photographer.
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COURTNEY LANE
WEBSITE: https://wastelandcreates.wordpress.com/
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LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/courtney-lane-4a9975224/
EPISODE RESOURCES
Types of Plastics and Their Recycling Codes
How To Recycle Metal Fuel Canisters
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