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good idea but it applied for more years ago

It's very good and new ideas , I like to knew more about this program

Nice

Tomas, I am going to show this video to my 8 yr old son to inspire him. Thanks for being such a great inspiration at such a young age!

Thomas: A.W.E.S.O.M.E!

Thanks for all the positive feedback, guys!

These plates have just been used in their second large event, a school district-wide sustainability conference, which was a big success (served 200 students lunch, and had over 500 attend workshops). There was an enormous amount of compost collected, and only half a garbage bag of garbage! I am now working on moving to other high schools, as well as getting a dishwasher in my school.

Contact me at greeneventsprogram@gmail.com if you have any feedback, questions, or suggestions! :)

For one thing, I LOVE to see young people being the change we wish to see in the world. Well, I love to see anyone being the change, it's just extra inspiring to me to see this kind of soulful action in young people.

I also think it would be cool if restaurants offered discounts to take-out customers for bringing their own reusable containers.

This really warns my heart. Great to see such forward thinking young people stepping up and taking action. Applause to Thomas and his fellow students!

namaste to you Tomas Lang....best wishes and prayers for your actions!!

Go Tomas! You've inspired me not to be slack on this, it's so easy to go with the flow when folks suggest going with disposable stuff because it's 'easier'. And it's just one tiny detail but that's the point, right, taking care of each aspect of sustainability. I'm inspired that Tomas cares enough to make a stand, and to spread the word about it too.

I am so inspired by a young man like this implementing his concern for our environment. My hope is that he is the type of person that will be running our country in the future!!
How encouraging this is!!!

Thomas you remind me that our future is not all lost! Things can be tuned around one step at a time and you have started it. Shame on us for letting "modern, throw away items" take over long term logic and common sense. Each of us must make a difference and it can start with never using styrofoam for example. I know I will not. Many years ago in New Zealand I learned that they did not use paper napkins every night at the dinner table. They would use a kitchen towel after getting up to wash their hands. Thanks for caring!!!