Episode 3: e-Waste, or, Failure as Success

Episode 3 of the My Climate Diet podcast, hosted by Lisa Pettibone, titled "Episode 3: e-Waste, or, Failure as Success" was published on March 28, 2019 and runs 10 minutes.

March 28, 2019 ·10m · My Climate Diet

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I totally blew it on my challenge this week -- to properly dispose of a bag of e-waste I've collected over the past year -- but somehow managed to come out ahead anyway.

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I totally blew it on my challenge this week -- to properly dispose of a bag of e-waste I've collected over the past year -- but somehow managed to come out ahead anyway.

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