Mammoth Climate Presents: Spring Clean Up

Hey there 👋

You're probably reading this because you love our Earth and want to make an impact this Earth Day. Well, friend, you're in the right place! 🌎

This Earth Day, Mammoth Climate has organized an In-Your-Neighborhood Spring Clean Up, and hundreds (if not thousands!) are taking part. Below you will find everything you need to know about the event, including:

• The TL;DR
• Sharing the movement
• Everything you'll need to know about on the day

Thank you for doing your part for the planet!

Team Mammoth Climate

THE TL;DR

Event Details:

• 🗓 Date: Monday, April 22nd, 2024 (Earth Day of course!).
• ⌚️ Time: Any time convenient for you, your friends, or your work team
• 📍 Location: Wherever you are on our beautiful planet 🌎

The Gist:

1. 👟 Choose a location you, your friends, and colleagues can meet up
2. ♻️ Pick up at least 10 pieces of garbage per person
3. 📣 Share your haul on LinkedIn, and tag @Mammoth Climate
4. 🗑 Dispose of your haul properly
5. 👯 Nominate 3 colleagues or friends to get out there and pick up 10 pieces of trash as well! The more the merrier!

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What you'll need

• A few garbage and recycling bags - whatever you have at home should work!
• Protective gloves - use what you have at home (e.g. gardening or plastic gloves). If you need to purchase gloves, we recommend purchasing biodegradable gloves
• Closed-toe shoes, be safe!
• Water bottle, snacks, and good vibes ✌️

Where to dispose

• Small (black) bags of garbage can go in city trash cans
• Small (blue) bags of recyclable materials (paper, plastic, aluminum, glass) can go in city recycling cans
• Larger hauls of garbage or recyclable material can go to your residential dump

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What not to pick up

• Naturally occuring debris like twigs, leaves, and plants
• Heavy objects
• Hazardous or dangerous items (batteries, electronics, aerosol containers, needles/syringes, medical waste, propane tanks, etc.)

That should cover just about everything! We hope you are just as excited as we are to take climate action together on Earth Day. If you're looking to do a little more this Earth Month, click here to learn more about how Mammoth Climate can help to build a climate movement at your company.

Have questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out at hello@mammothclimate.io, we’re always happy to help.

~ Team Mammoth Climate ✌️🌎