The THRiVE composter has been designed to provide homes with an easy way to transform kitchen food waste into ready to use compost. The easy-to-use system has a processing time of just 2.5 hours and ...

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Composting is the bright green line that separates well-intended but lazy liberals (and their soy-based clothing and macrobiotic cars) from true greeniks. There’s no disputing that composting -- the ...

Maybe more people would compost if it wasn't so dirty and smelly. Maybe they'd be interested in a compost machine called AeromatiCo. It looks like a blue rain barrel. But the "life-giving liquid" it ...

WASHINGTON — Think about how much food waste you produce in a day. A banana peel, an apple core, the ends of vegetables that you don’t eat. When those scraps end up in a landfill it produces methane.