Student uses ESFs Career Fellowship to Start a Food Waste Reduction Program @SUNYESF1911
Student uses ESFs Career Fellowship to Start a Food Waste Reduction Program  @SUNYESF1911
Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
ESF grad student Grace Anderson used ESF's Career Fellowship to pursue her passion for reducing food waste.

After she learned about the damaging effects of rotting food waste in landfills, Grace applied for the Career Fellowship to fund her collaboration with OCRRA on a feasibility study for a compositing program at Nottingham High School. Her conclusions included recommendations on how the high school could not only be more sustainable, but save money doing so.
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Student uses ESF's Career Fellowship to Start a Food Waste Reduction Program

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