HeyJaredTalkin' Trash with Will Nash
Get ready for Talkin' Trash, the podcast that doesn’t just dish out the dirt—it digs deep! Hosted by the dynamic Will Nash from Busch Systems, this show is all about real talk on the environment, sustainability, and the art (and science) of recycling.
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What 70% of Schools Are Changing About Recycling with Alec Cooley (opens the original)
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Senior Advisor Alec Cooley joins Will Nash for a conversation about what it really takes to improve recycling programs in colleges and universities. Following a survey about Indoor Waste & Diversion at Colleges and Universities across Canada and the U.S., Alec shares what schools are doing to increase participation, reduce contamination, and make recycling easier to understand and follow. From standardized bins and consistent signage to centralized collection and getting people to physically mov
From Roots to Results: How Trees Support People and the Planet with Andee Pelan (opens the original)
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Trees do so much more than provide shade—they clean our air, support wildlife, improve our mental well-being, and help build healthier, more resilient communities.In this episode of Talkin' Trash with Will Nash, Will welcomes back Andee Pelan of Living Green Barrie to discuss why trees are one of nature's greatest climate solutions. From the importance of planting native species and supporting biodiversity to the surprising science behind how trees communicate through underground fungal networks
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