Description
Organic waste is a major component of the waste stream, and diverting it can significantly reduce methane emissions from landfills. This action builds on a composting pilot in public schools to create a permanent composting program across schools and other municipal buildings. Schools are ideal for building long-term habits through education and routine practice, and municipal expansion increases overall diversion impact. Success looks like consistent organics collection processes, reduced trash volumes, high participation rates, and measurable tons of food scraps diverted to composting instead of disposal.
