One broken or worn-out thing, mended or repaired before the month is out. October is Circular Economy Month, so it is the right month to start, and one object is a small enough promise to keep.
Your pledge has been recorded. Pick the object, put it somewhere you will trip over it, and it is far more likely to actually get fixed.
Add your name to the October pledge. It takes ten seconds.
Glenmore Landfill buries an average of 134,835 tonnes a year and diverts 42 per cent of it. Anything you keep in use never enters that count in the first place.
Okanagan Regional Library lends tools and kits on a free card across 30 branches. Electronics have a provincial take-back program with depots across the region. Scan a code, or tap it if you are already on your phone.
Your name and email are collected only to record your pledge by the Okanagan College Sustainability Office. They are not shared or used for marketing.
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