GARBAGE

Garbage. Once we throw it away, most of us never give it another thought. The problem, of course, is that there is no "away," so our trash ends up in the last place it does us or the planet any good: the landfill. Each year in our beloved National Parks, visitors generate over 100 million pounds of garbage, a staggering amount and one that inspired Subaru, an environmental pioneer and longtime supporter of the National Park Service, to propose a historical - even radical - idea: make the parks "zero landfill." **Next**: Zero landfill, what is it and how do we get there?