California is making food labels less confusing by banning "sell by" dates. The new law starting Wednesday requires manufacturers to use just two labels: "Best if Used By" for peak quality and "Use By" for safety. This change aims to reduce food waste and emissions. California is the first state to standardize labels, with New York following suit. Other states are considering similar laws. The confusion over labels has led to significant food waste, with nearly 20% of food wasted due to unclear labeling. Advocates believe this simple change can make a big impact.

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Ocean City residents and visitors are invited to help clean local beaches during a series of volunteer events this May.

The Lewes Community Garden will be hosting a free community education program on May 17 starting at 9:30 a.m. The program will cover sustainable gardening and landscaping, the difference of native plants, and concerns on pollinators.