The Community Culture At Lib Places Meeting For Environment

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    What should you do to ensure you stay well hydrated during the festival?  

    • Bring a water canteen to fill up at the festival
    • Bring cash to buy water on site
    • Buy a bunch of plastic water jugs from the grocery store
    • Take a shower under the water bottle spigot
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About This Quiz

The community culture at LIB places a big importance on looking after the environment. We want you to be an ambassador of this culture, and help others as much as possible take care of the land, and take care of each other.

By taking this quiz, you can test your LIB Environment knowledge, and perhaps learn new things you never knew. Please review your Lightning Team Description guide. Then take the quiz below: if you get a wrong answer we will help you out with the correct one, please make a note of it so you can help others in the future!
If you need a refresher on a few key points, here are some important things to know:

WHAT GOES WHERE:
COMPOST: Green bins. Food waste – YES meat, seafood, dairy, bones are all okay SOILED paper and cardboard. YES waxed paper and cardboard like milk cartons and tea bags are okay. NO soy/nut milk boxes with plastic on them are not. Production or Vendor-provided cutlery (cups, plates, all utensils – including coffee and beer cups). If in doubt, it should say “Compostable” on it. Lumber is okay but must go into a separate dumpster from the rest of the compost. Nails and screws are okay. ALL THE WET ORGANIC MATERIAL GOES HERE
RECYCLING: Blue bins. ALL RECYCLING IS DRY. NO FOOD/DRINK RESIDUE. Rinsed or emptied glass (bottles, jars) – no half-filled bottles. Aluminum cans and foil – please crush it Clean

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  • 2. 

    Where can you find information on how to sort waste if you cannot remember?  

    • Festival booklet

    • Signs above waste stations

    • Ask the monitor at the waste station

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    Please help others when they seem clueless. You can also always direct other people to the festival booklet if they need help.

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  • 3. 

    What do you do when your shift ends?  

    • Make note of anything to report back

    • Check out at theLightning Team booth

    • Return any supplies you were given

    • Get your dancin’ shoes on

    • All of the above, in that order only

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above, in that order only
    Explanation
    Please do NOT take any other Lightning Team supplies with you at the end of your shift. It is very important that you check out to confirm your hours, as well as report any helpful information to the managers.

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  • 4. 

    What should campers do with their trash at the end of the festival?  

    • Leave it by a fence or by the porta potties

    • Someone will come collect it from their campsites at the end of the festival

    • Take it home unless they are taking the shuttle out

    • Pack it in, pack it out = bring it home no matter what

    Correct Answer
    A. Pack it in, pack it out = bring it home no matter what
    Explanation
    Our pack it in pack it out policy means anything you brought you must take home, including trash. This includes if a camper is taking the shuttle out. Please make sure they bring their waste onto the shuttle with them, and off the shuttle when they get off.

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  • 5. 

    What should you do if you see a bag(s) of trash left behind?

    • If they are still nearby, request the culprit(s) to take the trash home

    • Notify someone with a walkie to call the Green Team immediately to get rid of the pile before it accumulates

    • Bring the trash to a waste station monitor rather than leave it behind

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    If you see a bag(s) of trash left behind, you should do all of the above. This means that if the culprits are still nearby, you should request them to take the trash home. Additionally, you should notify someone with a walkie to call the Green Team immediately to get rid of the pile before it accumulates. Lastly, you should bring the trash to a waste station monitor rather than leaving it behind.

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  • 6. 

    Which of the following is not important to bring to your shift?

    • Sunblock and hat if it is hot

    • Photo ID

    • Jacket and warm layers if the sun will go down during your shift

    • A sober and clear state of being

    • Good reading material

    Correct Answer
    A. Good reading material
    Explanation
    Make sure you are well prepared when you get to your shift, as you will not have time to run to the bathroom or to your camp site to get any supplies. You will not have time to be doing any reading, you will need to be fully attentive during your shift. If you show up to your shift and you are not sober, you cannot serve your shift and your credit card will be charged for the ticket price.

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  • 7. 

    Which of the following is permissible in one of the 3 normal waste streams?  

    • Paint cans with wet paint

    • Batteries

    • Compact fluorescent light bulbs

    • Propane

    • Styrofoam

    Correct Answer
    A. Styrofoam
    Explanation
    Styrofoam goes in landfill. All the others are hazardous materials which campers must take home to dispose of. Additional hazardous materials include anything with chemicals (bug sprays, non eco-cleaners, turpentine), any automotive goods (motor oil), or electronics (cell phones, anything with a plug). (Of course any of these things will not be provided by the festival and any campers' trash should ALL go home with the camper anyway!!)

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  • 8. 

    Where can campers go if they did not bring trash bags?

    • Campground manager booths

    • Waste station monitors

    • General store

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    Campers who did not bring trash bags can go to all of the above options. The campground manager booths, waste station monitors, and general store are all places where campers can likely find or obtain trash bags. These locations are commonly available in campgrounds to provide campers with necessary supplies and assistance, including trash bags for proper waste disposal.

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  • 9. 

    How can you make your "Pack It In Pack It Out" experience as easy as possible?

    • Bring my waste to the dumpsters

    • Remove all packaging from my food and other items before packing them

    • Bring extra garbage bags

    • Arrange with my camp to have 3 sorted waste streams and know who will take which one home

    • Get money for my recyclables by bringing it to a RePlanet recycling machine

    • Avoid leaky smelly trash in my car by separating my compost and bringing it to the compost bins

    • All of the above

    • Everything but answer a

    Correct Answer
    A. Everything but answer a
    Explanation
    Know who is bringing which waste stream home, and look up a RePlanet recycling center on google before you go, so you can drop off your recyclables and get money for them!
    Bring a bucket (w/ a lid!) for your compost food scraps so you can leave it with us and have no stink to deal with.
    If you do these things, you will have barely any landfill trash to take home!

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  • 10. 

    Which of the following is recyclable?

    • Soy milk boxes

    • Plastic bottles with liquid in them

    • Wet or soiled cardboard

    • Used napkins

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. None of the above
    Explanation
    Waxed paper boxes with plastic lids cannot go in recycling. They can go in compost unless they have plastic lids (like soy and nut milk boxes).
    No liquid or food residue in the recycling – it should go in as empty/dry as practical.
    No soiled paper in recycling: it can go in compost, even if it is waxed cardboard

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  • 11. 

    Which of the following is not compostable?  

    • Napkins

    • Cardboard

    • Coconuts

    • Straws (from the vending area)

    • Waxed cardboard milk cartons

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. None of the above
    Explanation
    All papers, woods, and organic decomposable materials are compostable. Anything from the vending area, including straws, will be compostable material. Waxed paper that does NOT have a plastic or foil top IS compostable (e.g. milk or juice cartons that are not re-sealable).

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