Football season means tailgates, grilling, and lots of fun — but it can also mean mountains of waste. In this episode of Sustainability Unplugged, we break down how to keep the tailgate traditions you love while minimizing your environmental footprint. From reusable cups and compost bins to eco-friendly grilling and carpooling, we share practical tips that make game day greener without sacrificing the party. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just in it for the food, these sustainable tailgating hacks will help you score big for the planet.Why reusable cups, plates, and napkins beat disposables every time.Recycling and composting tips that work in a stadium parking lot.How to prep food and bulk shop to reduce packaging waste.Charcoal vs. propane grilling — which is better for the planet.Organizing your gear with a tailgating tote for zero-waste success.Bonus tip: carpooling to cut emissions and parking chaos.Appoint a “Green Captain” at your tailgate to rally the crew on waste and recycling. A quick cleanup huddle before kickoff ensures you pack out what you pack in — leaving the lot (and the planet) a little better.[0:00] Intro[2:01] Our Favorite Tailgates[11:12] Eco-Friendly Tailgate Tips[21:21] Grilling and Environmental Impacts[26:33] Next Green ThingResourcesUSC - https://sustainability.usc.edu/take-action/green-tailgating/DWSWA - https://www.dwswa.org/recycle-reuse-articles/2023/9/29/green-tailgating-how-to-score-big-on-sustainabilityRate & Review on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6yPcV81RJQV74HQ8NbymTs?si=hHP7zDEPT6CoozRt_CsMQA

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