Neighbours can pool their food scraps at a shared local site, turning them into compost for gardens, street trees and farms instead of sending them to landfill.
What works
A community-scale composting hub gives neighbours one shared local site for their food scraps. The scraps are turned into compost that goes back to gardens, street trees and farms.1
This keeps organics out of landfill and closes the loop on household food waste close to home.1
Open questions
So far there is only one approach described here, with no named places, results or numbers yet. How these hubs are set up, run and measured is a gap worth exploring.1
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