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The Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District reminds residents that pumpkins can be tossed with all other yard waste this fall.

BRATTLEBORO — Windham Solid Waste Management District (WSWMD) is hosting an open house for its Backyard and Community Compost Demonstration and Training Site on Saturday, May 15, from 1:30 to

New Bedford and Dartmouth Residents Can Start Composting and Save Compost bins now offered to New Bedford and Dartmouth residents at a discount. Food waste makes up approximately 20 percent of the waste that residents generate in their homes. Composting food waste saves space in your trash bags and the landfill while providing nutrient-rich material for gardening. The Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District now offers two types of compost bins for sale to New Bedford and Dartmouth residents. The Earth Machine and the New Age Composter are available at the discounted rate of $2...

Composting in Tallahassee | Building Soil in the Red Hills and Sandhills Years ago I tagged along with an archeologist to a site in the Saint Marks Refuge. After some bushwhacking through a hardwood forest, we found ourselves in a long abandoned village. There were no stone ruins, or visible structures of any sort; nothing at all to distinguish it from the surrounding forest. Only one clue told us what had been here before. Looking down, we saw a swath of dark soil peppered with conch and oyster shells. We were, in a way, looking at the compost of prehistoric Floridians.

Madison, NJ  – Composting at its simplest is a mix of dried leaves and food waste. It creates natural fertilizer and reduces municipal solid waste by as much as 22 percent, according to a study by Massachusetts Institute of Technology. To help residents tackle climate action in their backyards, the Environmental Commissions of the Chathams, Madison and Morris Township are hosting an online talk, “Composting Simplified: Black Gold for your Garden,” with Cheri Wilczek, a Rutgers Master Gardener. The online talk will be held on March 22, 2021 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are free and can be reser...