1. Organic Materials: Composting starts with collecting organic materials that are suitable for decomposition. These can include fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, tea leaves, eggshells ...

Composting helps enliven spaces – gardens, community hubs, and schoolyards; spaces where people of all ages come together.

By turning this raw material into compost, we can produce products for consumers or for residential use. To begin, we must do our research into the science. The next step is to check the legality and ...

With the fate of the project hanging in the balance, The Journal reached out to the Rhode Island Food Policy Council, which was awarded the money by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, to talk a ...