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COMPOST WASTE INTO A USEFUL
RESOURCE!
 Composting breaks down food naturally with access
to oxygen and microorganisms and reduces
methane production.
 Compost can replace fertilizer and chemicals in agriculture and keep
methane and toxic leachate, seepage from landfills, from harming our air
and water supply.
 Create a compost pile using a garbage can, or look for a company that will
take your food products and compost them for you.
 Dispose of fruits and vegetables, coffee grounds, tea leaves and bags, egg
shells, newspaper, and garden waste in a way that helps protect the
environment.
 Food waste is the largest component of waste in
landfills, and it produces methane as it decomposes.
Kassandra Woods
CITATIONS
 Cho, Renee. "Composting-Turning Garbage into Black Gold." State of the
Planet. Earth Institute, Columbia University, 8 Oct. 2012. Web.
<http://blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2012/10/08/composting-turning-garbage-
into-black-gold/>.
 "Residential Recycling, Compost & Garbage." Recology. Web.
<http://www.recology.com/index.php/for-homes/services-for-homes>.
 Vanderlinden, Colleen. "How to Make a Trash Can Composter." About.com
Organic Gardening. Web.
<http://organicgardening.about.com/od/compost/a/cancomposter.htm>.
 Images:
 http://midatlanticgardening.com/tag/compost/
 http://caponcrossing.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/how-to-compost/

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  • 1. COMPOST WASTE INTO A USEFUL RESOURCE! Composting breaks down food naturally with access to oxygen and microorganisms and reduces methane production. Compost can replace fertilizer and chemicals in agriculture and keep methane and toxic leachate, seepage from landfills, from harming our air and water supply. Create a compost pile using a garbage can, or look for a company that will take your food products and compost them for you. Dispose of fruits and vegetables, coffee grounds, tea leaves and bags, egg shells, newspaper, and garden waste in a way that helps protect the environment. Food waste is the largest component of waste in landfills, and it produces methane as it decomposes. Kassandra Woods
  • 2. CITATIONS Cho, Renee. "Composting-Turning Garbage into Black Gold." State of the Planet. Earth Institute, Columbia University, 8 Oct. 2012. Web. <http://blogs.ei.columbia.edu/2012/10/08/composting-turning-garbage- into-black-gold/>. "Residential Recycling, Compost & Garbage." Recology. Web. <http://www.recology.com/index.php/for-homes/services-for-homes>. Vanderlinden, Colleen. "How to Make a Trash Can Composter." About.com Organic Gardening. Web. <http://organicgardening.about.com/od/compost/a/cancomposter.htm>. Images: http://midatlanticgardening.com/tag/compost/ http://caponcrossing.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/how-to-compost/