How Behavioral Science Fueled a Winning Curbside Composting Program

Want to learn how to supercharge your curbside composting efforts? Join us for this insightful session with EREF Grantee Joseph Sherlock from Duke University and Lyndsay Gavin from the City of Durham that will transform your approach to composting and waste diversion.

It’s no secret that food waste and other organics can produce high amounts of methane in landfills. Composting offers a more sustainable alternative, but getting people to compost can be challenging due to structural and psychological barriers.

In this engaging webinar, we’ll dig into how this program teamed up with the City of Durham to create a human-centered composting program that overcomes these barriers and boosts participation.

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Upon successful completion of this Science Session, you will receive a Certificate of Completion via email with the relevant number of Professional Development Hours (PDH) shown on the certificate. This certificate does not automatically qualify you for professional continuing education credits. It is your responsibility to verify that the PDHs from this event are eligible for continuing education purposes for your specific credentials. The certificate is only available to those who register and attend the live Science Session. Check out our past Science Sessions at https://www.youtube.com/user/EREFDN/videos.