September 21, 2009
How to Start Composting
Its easier than you might think. With the right accessories, compost has gone mainstream, making it much easier than before. As with anything, the right gear makes all the difference in the world.
Filed under Composting by Deanna
July 24, 2009
Biodegradable Basics
Go green in some unlikely places with these earth-friendly housewares.
Tableware – Grenware ecology & design: Dinner plates and bowls made renewable plant fiber from bamboo and rice hulls. In proper conditions it will biodegrade in as little as 4 months.
Filed under Composting, Eco-Friendly, biodegradable by Deanna
July 15, 2009
Ken Singh Passionate Composter
Yesterday we were talking about how San Francisco was the first large city to start curbside composting and today I found an article about Ken Singh, a passionate composter who has acquired clients like Whole Foods, Nordstrom and Arizona State University after he started making his own compost, in huge quantities. Due to the poor soil on his land and his goal to grow healthy organic food, Ken came up with a compost that was rich and high in micro-herds, literally turning trash into treasure as a compost.
Filed under Composting, Sustainability by Deanna
July 14, 2009
San Francisco on Composting

While visiting San Francisco I found that it was much cleaner than I had originally thought. It had been almost 14 years since the last time I visited but the city on this visit overwhelmed me with its beauty.
Filed under Composting, Environment, Uncategorized, recycling by Deanna


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