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Old 08-09-2016, 02:05 PM   #4 (permalink)
jamesqf
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When you've got an acre or so of garden, as I do, composting becomes a necessity - unless of course you like spending a lot of money on commercial fertilizers, mulches, &c. Mine's about 40 ft long, give or take, and gets turned every few months. New stuff goes in one end, finished compost comes out the other. And since I have horses for neighbors (though my own lives at my friends' ranch, some distance away), that part is free.

What exactly is the big deal with sorting recycling? Just takes a trivial bit of mental effort to decide which bin to put a particular item in.

The people who do the trash pickup hereabouts seem to think recycling is profitable: Trash Saved by Waste Management Worth Up to $40 Billion - Bloomberg The pickup cost, including recycling, runs me about $12/month, less than a lot of people spend on cell phones or cable TV each week.
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