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New York City Isn’t Doing Great When it Comes to Recycling, Here’s Why and How You Can Help!

New York City’s Department of Sanitation reported that New York City recycles 18 of trash from homes and 25 of trash from businesses. The city isn’t doing as well as SeattleSan Francisco, according to the New York Times. Link to full article

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Composting: Benefits and Tips

MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) – In the United States alone people send more food to the landfill than any other type of waste. Participating in city composting is a way to turn that waste into compost, a valuable material for soil for growing food. Link to full article

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Food (waste) for thought

“It doesn’t have to smell, it doesn’t have to draw flies, and it doesn’t have to draw rodents.” Food waste, according to Glenn Gilbert, director of facilities, doesn’t have to be gross. Link to full article

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Businesses launch sustainability partner program

Responding to the simultaneous growth of community environmental stewardship attitudes, growing mountains of landfill pollution and emergence of services to help people recycle and compost, two local businesses have formed a partnership to promote sustainability in an easy and affordable manner. Link to full article

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Turning waste into wealth

Aiming to reduce the waste right at the sourceat the households and also to awareness about environment-friendly methods, the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) has been encouraging home composting methods among the citizens in the city. Link to full article

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