Canada’s capital starts to compost household waste after years of political, public opposition
Canada's capital starts to compost household waste after years of political, public opposition
Canada's capital city Ottawa has, after years of delays caused by political and public opposition, started a program to compost organic household waste. Residents of this city of 900,000 have been given special plastic compost bins to hold vegetable and meat waste, as well as pet litter, some paper items, and other organic household waste. The nutrient-rich compost that will be made from this ...
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