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Voting is Your POWER

A record-breaking 3.8 million pounds of compost was collected in the second week of a new recycling mandate in New York City — a number so overwhelming that the city is opening a new site dedicated to the “black gold.” #nyc #compost #Recycling #environment #climate #ClimateChange #earth #food #waste #renewables #foodwaste

optimistdaily.com/2025/04/new-

The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News | · New York City begins enforcing mandatory composting to cut waste and emissions | The Optimist DailyNew York City’s mandatory composting program is now being enforced. While participation is up, questions remain about outreach and compost processing.
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Erwin Rossen 🔸

We all know that over 30% of food is wasted. Do you really care about reducing food waste? Then let’s create impact together!

An omnivore diet consumes about four times the resources of a plant-based diet. So, even if you waste half of your plant-based food, you’ll still have a much lower resource footprint than an omnivore who wastes none.

So: Fight #FoodWaste --> Go #PlantBased!

🌏 Learn more about food choices and food waste: news.vilf.org/p/gripe-food-was.

VILF.org · Gripe: Food WastePar Itsi Weinstock
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Moos

A recent study takes a closer look at two groups who care deeply about food, for different reasons. It exposes a paradox: people who prioritise healthy eating waste less food, while those focused on sustainability do not necessarily follow through with waste reduction.

This suggests encouraging healthier eating habits might be a better way to cut household food waste than sustainability messaging alone.
#sustainability #foodwaste #ClimateChange #healthyfood

theconversation.com/why-health

The ConversationWhy healthy eating may be the best way to reduce food wasteA survey shows people with healthy eating habits tend to waste less food than those who focus on choosing ethical and environmentally friendly products.
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Jen

For various reasons, mostly to do with #FoodWaste schemes, I sometimes end up with food that we wouldn't ordinarily buy, because we wouldn't eat it.

This isn't a bad thing. I like a challenge. I like figuring out what to make, and trying new recipes.

But two large bags of clementines have me stumped.

I made marmalade once and vowed never to torture myself like that ever again. All other recipes need, like, two clems, or a pint of double cream.

So... #recipe ideas, anyone?

Two net bags filled with clementines.
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DoomsdaysCW

#Composting program to provide #Everglades with soil for #CommunityGarden

by Martin Vassolo, March 12, 2025

"Your food scraps could be used to help support the Everglades through a new partnership between the village of #PinecrestFL and the #MiccosukeeTribe.

"Instead of dumping #FoodWaste into crowded #landfills, which produce #methane emissions, the #EvergladesEarthCycleProject will expand Pinecrest's residential composting program and deliver nutrient-rich soil to the #Miccosukee Tribe.

"Driving the news: The project, funded with a $400,000 federal grant and other contributions, calls for installing four new #CompostingBins in Pinecrest and three around #MiamiDade County District 7.

"The initial phase of the program will supply compost to the #SwampyMeadows #CommunityGarden, which grows vegetables just outside the Miccosukee Indian School.

"Another proposal that's been floated is adding new soil to the Everglades' tree islands, though that would need tribal approval, says the Rev. Houston R. Cypress of the #LoveTheEverglades Movement, a partner in the program.

"Cypress told reporters on an airboat ride through the Everglades last week that the tribe teaches 'the essence of being in harmony with nature is giving back to it.'

"'With the Everglades Earth Cycle Project, we're giving back clean and healthy soil; we're giving products that might eventually improve the water quality out here, but we're also giving directly back to local indigenous communities here,' he said.

"Pinecrest already has two free public composting bins, one at the Pinecrest Public Library and another between the Community Center and Pinecrest Gardens."

msn.com/en-us/news/us/composti
#Composting #CommunityGardening #FoodSecurity #ReducingFoodWaste #SolarPunkSunday

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