There’s food for thought: a campaign from the MRC of Beauharnois-Salaberry

The MRC of Beauharnois-Salaberry is proud to launch a new campaign entitled There is food for thought which aims to guide local citizens in the management of their residual materials. In the coming months, many tips will be released to help people recover, adopt the right actions with their bins or simply prevent waste from entering their homes by reducing it at the source.

“The way we treat our waste is changing and the information shared with the population is also adapting to new realities. It seemed important to us to send a clear, fun and accessible message so that citizens adopt the right actions for our planet,” explains Miguel Lemieux, prefect of the MRC and elected representative member of the Regional Committee for the Management of Residual Materials and Waste Management. environment.

The campaign will be embodied by Réflix, a new eco-responsible ally who will offer tips for Refuser, Reducate, Rre-use, Rseparate and Rrecover (the 5Rs) as well as Rflexibility (the 6th R), which is the ability to put others into practice on a daily basis. His adventures will be broadcast on his Facebook page Réflix and his Instagram account @lereflix.

The campaign messages will first target households in the seven municipalities of the MRC of Beauharnois-Salaberry, through different publications, posters or activities. From 2025, the region’s industries, businesses and institutions will then be invited to practice the 6Rs in turn. At home, at work, at school or at the park, every action counts to reduce landfill!

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