Rinse and Repeat

Principal Investigator:
Brandon Bechtel

Co-PIs:
Aakash Chadha, Manthan Devani, Mauricio Ortega, Peiyi Bian

Faculty Advisor:
Min-chung Han

Abstract:
The "Rinse and Repeat" campaign, which is directed towards young adults between the ages of 18 and 30, seeks to reduce the negative environmental effects of single-use plastic bottles by promoting the use of reusable alternatives. The program, which aims to reduce plastic pollution, emphasizes the negative effects that using plastic bottles has on the environment, human health, and the economy. The program aims to increase awareness and promote sustainable habits through social media, and online collaborations with nearby companies for water refill stations, and the production of visually striking public installations. With an emphasis on the practicality and advantages of reusable bottles, it seeks to encourage a societal movement toward environmental responsibility. The initiative establishes quantifiable targets for cutting back on plastic usage and tracks results using social media analytics and community involvement. " Rinse and Repeat" is an all-encompassing initiative that aims to encourage people and communities to make thoughtful decisions, which will help to significantly reduce plastic waste and advance a healthier world.