What we’re about
This group is for those interested in the Zero Waste Lifestyle. That includes people already living the lifestyle, those wanting to take baby steps toward Zero Waste, and those simply wondering about it. Let's get together to share zero waste tips and experiences, discuss zero waste friendly stores, brainstorm ideas, and begin building a zero waste culture in the Triad!
Upcoming events (2)
See all- FILM SCREENING OF "GOLDMAN ENVIRONMENTAL PRIZE AWARDS 2024"Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem, NC
ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19, 2024 AT 6:30 PM
At UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP, 4055 Robinhood Road, W-S, NCJOIN US LIVE ONLY FOR A SCREENING OF 2024 GOLDMAN ENVIRONMENTAL PRIZE CEREMONY
The global movement to protect our planet is profoundly diverse and dynamic. Goldman Prize winners work across a variety of environmental areas, advocating for progress, facilitating local engagement, and demanding systemic change to protect our natural world.
Parkway United Church of Christ, Temple Emanuel Environmental Movement and Unitarian Universalist Fellowship are collaborating for the 2024 – 2025 MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL FILM/SPEAKER SERIES in the hosting of these films.
Discussions to follow the showing of the films.
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! ALL ARE WELCOME!!!
Questions, please contact Gayle Goldsmith at (336) 407-2767 or [email protected]| |
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| - FILM SCREENING OF "#PowerPlant: Plants Can Save the Planet"Temple Emanuel, Winston-Salem, NC
ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 17, 2024 AT 6:30 PM
At TEMPLE EMANUEL, 201 Oakwood Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27103# JOIN US LIVE ONLY FOR A SCREENING OF #POWERPLANT: Plants Can Save the Planet
This documentary explores the prospects of a plant-based society, adding insight into the link between climate change and meat consumption, a topic that Marianne Thieme, a Dutch politician, author and animal rights activist has kept in the media spotlight for over a decade. Marianne speaks to experts about the need for a protein transition and an economy that no longer exceeds the carrying capacities of Earth in terms of resources and environmental space.
As vegan and vegetarian options are becoming more culturally mainstream, the film documents the process of developing the ‘holy grail’ of meat substitutes: plant-based steak.
Parkway United Church of Christ, Temple Emanuel Environmental Movement and Unitarian Universalist Fellowship are collaborating for the 2024 – 2025 MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL FILM/SPEAKER SERIES in the hosting of these films.
Discussions to follow the showing of the films.
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! ALL ARE WELCOME!!!
Questions, please contact Gayle Goldsmith at (336) 407-2767 or [email protected]
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