Steve Cohen, director of Columbia's M.S. in Sustainability Management program, discusses the present and future of food waste programs in NYC.| State of the Planet
On an early fall evening in Athens, rows of fig trees and native crops bask in the sun at UGArden, ... The post How UGA Community Garden is Adapting to Climate Change appeared first on Grady Newsource.| Grady Newsource
A new suite of resources on composting and compost use in California was created specifically for municipal and county planners. It includes a live link to a map of California Compost Feedstock and Capacity. The post Introducing Municipal Planners To Composting And Compost Use appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Wanu Organics has made its innovative Compost Pad Planner web tool available for free to assist composting facilities with pad design. The post Compost Pad Design Tool appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
A new phase of the Compostable Field Testing Program is underway, thanks to an initial $68,000 funding commitment from the Biodegradable Products Institute and Eco-Products. The post Compostable Field Testing Program Secures Research Funding appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Washington state reports a 60% reduction in recidivism because of its Sustainability in Prison programs at its correctional facilities. One of those programs is composting. The post Connections: Compost And Crime appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
“By turning scraps into nutrient-rich soil, we’re not only reducing what ends up in landfills — we’re creating a circular system that supports local farms, healthier neighborhoods, and sustainable food production.” The post Detroit Sustainability Office Launches Compost Pilot appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
The pilot compost cost share program is aimed to help meet procurement targets while making compost more accessible and affordable. The post Compost Cost Share In California County appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Find out which compost bins came out on top in our review, and the differences between each type| BBC Gardeners World Magazine
A sturdy and well-balanced two-wheeled barrow.| BBC Gardeners World Magazine
A handy lightweight barrow for everyday use.| BBC Gardeners World Magazine
Turn chicken manure into a powerful garden fertilizer with compost tea. Learn the benefits and how to make and use it for thriving plants.| Meyer Hatchery Blog
If you want to elevate traditional composting, then you’ll need the best electric kitchen composters currently available this year. Here are our top picks.| PokPokSom
The City of Hutchinson, Minnesota launched “Compost It Right” to reduce contamination and increase community awareness of its composting program. Part II The post Turning The Tide On Contamination appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
I grew up in the Northeast Bronx, where the city was always alive—full of buildings, noise, and movement. Growing up, I saw more concrete than greenery, and nature wasn’t something I experienced often. My connection to it came through places like Seton Falls Park, where the woods offered a quiet break from the chaos. But...| New York Botanical Garden
The Easiest Classroom Pet You’ll Ever Have I’ve always wanted a fun classroom pet like a bearded dragon or corn snake but I was intimidated by the amount of time and effort it would take to care for one. I kept asking myself questions like: What would I do over holiday breaks? Could I afford ... Read more The post Classroom Composting 101: Setting up a vermicompost bin appeared first on Science Lessons That Rock.| Science Lessons That Rock
Don't let fall leaves go to waste! Learn how to use fall leaves in the garden as mulch or soil covering for your row garden or raised bed. The post How to Use Fall Leaves as Mulch in the Garden appeared first on The Kitchen Garten.| The Kitchen Garten
We’re leading fleet electrification in the waste management industry—leaving the pollution of the past in the rearview mirror. Eco-Cycle has taken another significant step toward sustainability by deploying a 100% electric recycling truck this fall, funded by Xcel Energy’s EV Accelerate Innovation program. This addition builds on our acquisition of the nation’s first commercial-scale compost […] The post Eco-Cycle Adds New EV Recycling Truck, Supporting Colorado’s Shift to Fleet E...| Eco-Cycle
Here are just a few ways we are growing a canopy of environmental resilience! You may know Eco-Cycle as the operator of the Boulder County Recycling Center, where we process more than 55,000 tons of some of the cleanest recyclable materials in the nation. Or maybe you’ve visited the Eco-Cycle Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials (CHaRM), […] The post Eco-Cycle Initiatives Are Branching Out in 2024 appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
Check out the latest guide & share with others so they’re in the know! Inside the Eco-Cycle Guide Chock-full of tips, tools, guidelines, and other resources, the annual Eco-Cycle Guide will help you build more sustainable actions in your life and in your community. Together, we can reap the benefits of Zero Waste—more jobs and […] The post The 2024 Eco-Cycle Guide Is Here! appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
Highlights from our 7th annual State of Recycling and Composting in Colorado Report! Colorado is poised for breakthroughs in waste reduction, despite a low recycling rate. Coloradans throw away roughly 5.6 pounds of materials per person per day—and about 85% of that ends up in landfills. Colorado’s recycling rate stubbornly remains one of the worst […] The post The Three Rs: Highlights from across Colorado appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
Just like recycling, composting happens locally. To keep contamination out of your curbside compost bin, check your local compost guidelines! Composting—whether through curbside service, a drop-off center, or in your own backyard—turns a climate problem into a climate solution! In the landfill, organic materials create a climate problem Organic materials like food scraps, yard clippings, […] The post Keep Contamination from Creeping into Your Compost appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
You’re not the only one who can benefit from a shot of caffeine! Meet the 7 plants that like coffee grounds and find out why (and how) they can benefit from the added caffeine boost| Gardening Know How
The Environmental Center’s Rethink Waste Project’s Community Innovation Fund – made possible through support from Deschutes County Solid Waste and City of Bend – received a record-breaking 21 applications for…| The Environmental Center
Colorado Legislation in 2025 That Will Move the State Closer to Zero Waste| Eco-Cycle
Plastic Free July is on our radar and should be on yours to!| Brighton and Hove Food Partnership
You’re standing at a Zero Waste station at a community event—half-eaten corn dog, plastic cup with ice, and napkin in hand. Which item goes in which bin? Check out our Guide to Zero Waste at Summer Events. And don’t forget to double-check your local recycling and compost guidelines—details matter! June kicks off summer event season—with […] The post Your Guide to Zero Waste at Summer Events appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
Compost: A Simple Way to Turn Waste into Climate Action| Eco-Cycle
I get this reason a lot: I can’t compost because of bears. And I understand the concerns, but when it comes down to it… YES, you absolutely can compost in our mountain towns. It just re…| The Zero Journey
Composting is something every gardener, and I might argue every household, should be doing. Having a countertop compost bin can […] The post Stainless Steel 1 Gallon Countertop Compost Bin appeared first on Redemption Permaculture at The Small Town Homestead.| The Modern Homesteading Podcast
How Composting Can Dig Us Out of the Landfill Methane Crisis| Eco-Cycle
Try these amazing composting ideas for your garden to enjoy prolific plant growth.| HappySprout
As a natural attraction, it’s our unique landscape that makes Rock City truly special—which is why we’re committed to finding green solutions across every part of our business. When it comes to sustainability, every bit helps. From composting to recycling and smart technology upgrades, Rock City is dedicated to a range of green initiatives throughout […]| Rock City
Compost can easily be contaminated with persistent herbicide which may harm your garden. Learn the cause and how to keep it out of your compost bin. The post How to Keep Persistent Herbicides Out of Your Compost Bin appeared first on Tenth Acre Farm.| Tenth Acre Farm
Various organizations and committees, have been encouraging and attempting to inspire the City of Cranbrook to start an organics curbside pick-up program for many years. I myself have been part of one organization and committee doing just that: we outlined the benefits, we offered some solutions, the City agreed they understood the benefits, and it […]| The Zero Journey
With so many ways to make compost, you're guaranteed to find a method that suits your needs. Discover the best ways to make organic black gold for your garden.| Gardening Know How
Build a 3-bin composter using pallets for under $5. This DIY guide provides step-by-step instructions to create an efficient composting system in your backyard.| The House & Homestead - Helping you create, grow and live a good life... From...
In a world increasingly aware of its environmental footprint, even the smallest choices can make a significant impact. One such decision is the type of phone case you use. Most phone cases are made from plastic, which contributes to pollution and waste. Fortunately, sustainable and eco-friendly phone cases are now widely available, providing stylish, protective, ... Read more The post The Ultimate Guide to Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Phone Cases appeared first on Zero Waste Memoirs.| Zero Waste Memoirs
The Well-Watered Garden Handbook, by Alabama homesteader Noah Sanders, is actually three books in one. On one level, it gives a solid overview of sustainable growing practices which anyone can use to start or improve a garden. Also, it provides … Continue reading →| Letters to Creationists
You can compost at home without dedicating too much time or space. Here's how to make your own DIY compost bin with a 5-gallon bucket.| HappySprout
Can compost double as a space heater? It can! Learn how to heat your greenhouse with compost.| HappySprout
It's that time of year again, when the garden is winding down just as the leaves are falling and filling up the yard! I know it's a pain in the butt and a lot of work, but I look forward to the leaves falling because they are so great for the garden!| Feathers in the woods
What you can (and can't) compost is always a hot topic, but we've discovered some surprisingly compostable items for your bin.| HappySprout
You can compost at home without dedicating too much time or space. Here's how to make your own DIY compost bin with a 5-gallon bucket.| HappySprout
Turning your compost pile for the best results may seem intimidated. Here's what you need to know.| HappySprout
Recently I have been on a bit of a documentary kick – all things environmental. I was scrolling through Netflix options, trying to decide on my next watch, but it was already 21:00 when I saw “Seaspiracy” come up and I decided it was way too late to go down that dark hole before bed. […]| The Zero Journey
Composting can feel pretty complicated. In this Composting FAQ series, we answer all of your questions about composting at home. In this edition of the series, we’re answering your questions about compostable liners in food scrap collection buckets. Do you really need a compostable bin liner in your compost bucket? Read on for all the...| WasteWell
Thinking about composting at home but you live in an apartment or condominium? There are plenty of ways to compost in an apartment, and here are all the details for a variety of ways to compost in an apartment or condominium. Can you compost in an apartment? Definitely. Is it the same as composting in...| WasteWell
Wondering what you can put in your compost bin at home? Read through for more details about what can and cannot go into a compost bin at home, “greens” versus “browns” in your compost pile, and even a few notes to clear up some compost ingredient confusions. You understand the environmental importance of composting and...| WasteWell
What Is Composting? Composting is nature's recycling process. Basically, it's the way nature breaks down organic waste (like food scraps and yard waste) into nutrients that new plants can use to grow. Lots of different| WasteWell
City officials hope a new app will help divert more food scraps from the landfill. Since 2019, the city has diverted 27 tons of food waste.| North Carolina Health News
Eggshells make a great addition to your compost pile, but that's not all they can do! Check out these 8 brilliant things you can do with your empty eggshells.| One Good Thing by Jillee: Making Homemaking Simple and Enjoyable
Developing organics recycling and composting infrastructure is easier said than done. Many times rules and regulations are not clear or things overlooked when setting things up.| Wanu Organics
Want a fun activity to try with learners of any age to help them better understand all the things you can compost? (Hint: It's way more than just food.) Try our simple, fun, and FREE| Raising Global Kidizens
Compost used to be the heart of organic gardening. Now, herbicide contamination is a major concern. Learn 5 questions to ask before buying compost soil.| Tenth Acre Farm
Cow manure is considered one of the best garden amendments. At least it used to be. Here's how manure in the garden may actually destroy your soil.| Tenth Acre Farm
What are the white OK stringy filaments in your hot compost? Are they fungi? We explain in this article about actinomycetes or actinobacteria| Urban Worm Company
Looking for a list of non-compostable items? This checklist will help sort the compostable organic materials from the trash!| Turning the Clock Back