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If you’re an organic gardener, you’ve heard a lot about composting. Link:

An economist and an entrepreneur with an environmental conscience, his modus operandi involves acquiring byproducts from other businesses, so it doesn‘t go to waste, and turning it into a new product for the market. Link:

COMPOSTING in general is a natural process of rottingdecomposition of organic substance by microorganisms under controlled conditions. Various raw organic materials like food garbage, crop residues, animal wastes, municipal wastes & suitable industrial wastes, improve their suitability for application to the soil as a fertilizing resource, after having undergone composting. …

Vermicomposting, the natural process of converting organic wastes into fertilisers using earthworms, is bringing extra income to many farmers in Rangamati. Link:

Improved circular and climate-friendly business models and policies to boost reuse and recycling, plus improved consumer awareness will help the European Union tackle the growing problem posed by plastic, battery, electronic and textile waste, according to two European Environment Agency (EEA) briefings published today. Link:

Birds can be unwelcomed guests at landfills, but solutions exist to keep them from becoming permanent residents. Link:

WASTE packaging could be reduced within the horticulture industry with the release of a fully compostable shrink-wrap for cucumbers. Link:

Several ways MRFs can improve throughput and uptime without making investments in new equipment. Link:

The Norfolk Transfer Station has made use of a new composting machine this year that turns yard waste into a beneficial organic compost for residential use. Link:

“Compost happens,” said a bumper sticker I saw, twisting a similar, less optimistic phrase. Link: