Here is a breakdown of how composting works: 1. Organic Materials: Composting starts with collecting organic materials that ...

Though the idea of the tea may conjure images of wacky backyard chemistry experiments, the truth is much simpler.

To help narrow the decision of which method or composter will work best for you, here are a few questions to keep in mind: Do you have yard space, or will you be composting indoors? If you have ...

This experiment tests different kinds of containers to see how composting works. It takes a couple of months, so you must be patient as nature takes its course! You will need a compost pile. It does ...

Below, Enfield outlines a step-by-step process of at-home composting that works well for hot and cold composting: The process for an electric composter is much simpler. After filling the composter ...

Composting involves decomposing organic materials to create nutrient-rich soil. A compost pile needs a balance of green (nitrogen-rich) and brown (carbon-rich) materials. Maintaining proper ...

With the fate of the project hanging in the balance, The Journal reached out to the Rhode Island Food Policy Council, which ...

Weekend drop-off events Each Saturday and Sunday, DPW operates 12 staffed drop-off sites at farmers markets and community ...

But fear not, apartment dwellers. Below, environment and sustainability experts offer their suggestions for making composting work for you—without any smelly buckets of decaying food waste ...

Some things not to compost include pet waste, medical waste, diapers or hygiene products. Want to see your hard work pay off? The city turns those scraps into compost for several projects ...