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South Plainfield students push reusable silverware; Green Team seeks $2,000 PSE&G grant for spring fair
Summary
Students from South Plainfield High School urged the borough to reduce single-use plastic cutlery and promoted reusable stainless utensils; a resident said the Green Team submitted a $2,000 PSE&G grant application to fund a Green Fair paired with the mayor's wellness health fair.
Students from the South Plainfield High School Environmental Science Club urged the borough on Feb. 18 to reduce single-use plastic cutlery by promoting reusable stainless utensils and distribution of utensil pouches.
Shrey, a member of the environmental science club, opened the student presentation: "We are here today representing the environmental science club at the South Plainfield High School," and the students said their analysis found rapid growth in global plastic…
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