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Cover: BioCycle October 2018
Special report on Curbside Collection includes:
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• Evaluating Options For Curbside Yard Trimmings Collection
• PAYT Paves Way To Zero Waste
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CAST Publication Looks At Crucial Food Waste Issues
A paper in the series on The Need for Agricultural Innovation to Sustainably Feed the World by 2050
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Illinois Law To Increase Compost Use On State Funded Projects
HB 4790 will help create new market for compost.
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BioCycle Equipment And Systems Directory
BioCycle¹s Equipment and Systems Directory for the composting, anaerobic digestion and organics recycling industries — Available here only.
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BioCycle magazine, BioCycle.net and BioCycle Conferences are your go-to source for recovering the maximum value out of every ton of organic waste and wastewater generated. BioCycle shows how to process organic residuals — yard trimmings, food waste, woody materials, biosolids, manure, high strength organic wastes, municipal solid waste (MSW), and other source separated feedstocks into value-added products — and create jobs and green enterprises. Products include compost and engineered soils, biogas-derived electricity, vehicle fuels and renewable natural gas. Products that renew agricultural and urban soils, reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Also visit: FindAComposter.com, BioCycleREFOR.com, BioCycleWestCoast.com
