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I am currently perfecting a technology for composting large amount of residential and commercial organic waste and i was just wondering how many of the members here have composting or organic waste recycling programs in their home towns/cities.
I would also like to hear about any opinions/experiences with composting.
I would also like to hear about any opinions/experiences with composting.
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Where I live in Bristol, UK, any food we need to throw out is put into a separate bin and then taken to a large (very) compost facility for processing. I think this is great as I try to be as green as possible, I dont own a car for example, I rely on public transport, I do not fly often, do not litter and recycle to the best of my ability! So great work Steven! With respect to the program my city offers, I am very impressed with it as a whole, the only bugbear I have with it is that they do not take cardboard (but they do take paper?!) from our home for recycling - we have to take it to a facility ourselves (which is annoying as I do not use a car!). This is the only thing I think needs improving however so I think its a very good program!
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This is some places though. Where i liev we get nothing. We dont even have wheelie bins, only standard metal ones (which we have to buy ourselves) and recycling is very limited
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You could print off some threads from the Geeks forum and compost those. It's sure to make great compost 
Oh, and I have 3 compost bins, which I named after the Daleks
Oh, and I have 3 compost bins, which I named after the Daleks
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lol nice one Salem. Davros! JBennet, there is a wide range of local council authority opinions on the subject of recycling etc, I mean in the next town to me they do not provide any recycling services at all.Which is odd.
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Any sewer plant is essentially a composting facility.
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...heh, I always though of Steve as a bit dense (well not always, but as first). Just goes to show about first impressions.
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Judging from the many folks that buy organic food, composting has become rather important.
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hey scru, was that suppose to be a jab at me or am i interpreting your statement wrong, If so bite my shinny metal ass. If not, ignore previous statement.
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Originally Posted by jbennet 
This is some places though. Where i liev we get nothing. We dont even have wheelie bins, only standard metal ones (which we have to buy ourselves) and recycling is very limited
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