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How to Plan a Waste-Free BBQ
A holiday weekend is the perfect excuse to invite friends and family over for a backyard barbecue. And while it’s great to recycle all those beer cans and tubs of spinach dip once the party is over, why not go further and try to reduce your waste at the source? Before you fire up the grill, here are six simple ways to host a waste-free barbecue.
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