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Bans, Behavior Change, Food recovery

California Food Businesses Tackle Climate Law Compliance

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Massachusetts Luncheonette Rocks Food Scraps Recycling

Bans, Behavior Change, Compostable products, Digestate, Soil, Wastewater, Yard trimmings

Organics Recycling Truisms

Bans, Compostable products

Residential Food Scraps Collection Access In The U.S. — The Programs

Bans, Drop-off sites

Residential Food Scraps Collection Via Subscription Services

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Two States Lower Food Waste Disposal Ban Thresholds

Bans, Compostable products

Residential Food Scraps Collection Access In The U.S.

Bans, Behavior Change, Single-use packaging, Zero waste

Washington State Single-Use Bag Ban In Effect

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Compost Manufacturers’ Decision-Making Guide To Compostable Products Acceptance

Bans, RNG

NREL Researchers Examine Food Waste Management Options

Bans, Food recovery

Food Waste Disposal Ban In Maryland Now Law

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Do Food Scrap Recycling Mandates & Landfill Bans Actually Work?

Bans, Codigestion

Cost, Environmental Impacts Of Food Waste Recycling Options

Greater Lawrence Sanitary District’s (GLSD’s) WWTF in North Andover

Bans, Codigestion

Food Waste Recycling — Environmental And Economic Assessment

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It’s Official — All Food Scraps Out Of The Landfill In Vermont

Lisa Ransom and Scott Baughman started Grow Compost in 2009.

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Vermont Composter Evolves With The Times

Massachusetts permitted food waste processors

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Assessing Organics Processing Capacity In Massachusetts

The largest generators of food scraps (>104 tons/year) must start separating them on July 1, 2014 if there is a permitted composting facility within 20 miles to receive them. Green Mountain Compost in Williston, Vermont, a municipally-funded operation, is permitted to take food scraps.

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Rolling Out A Statewide Organics Ban