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May 6th, 2010

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Written by Pelican
"Green" our Company

I am getting my worms on Saturday, finally! I am so looking forward to start composting!
At work I have requested to establish a "Reuse" area, where staff can drop off/pick up unwanted office supplies.

 

May 4th, 2010

Pelican's picture
Written by Pelican
"Green" our Company

I found out that a multitude of worms is a "clew", and that compost is vegetarian :-)

 

Shredathon - protect your identity and the environment - Vancity Walnut Grove Community

Written by christinaT

Shredathon, Saturday, May 2nd, 2009
Protect Your Privacy
Have records? Concerned about your privacy?
Don’t throw them away!
Shred with us and you can watch as they are shredded!

Saturday May 2, 2009 from 9am to 2pm at the Village at Thunderbird Centre (88th Avenue off 200th Street,Langley) in front of the Vancity in Walnut Grove.

 

Worms for composting available in Vancouver/Lower Mainland [and elsewhere]

Al Pasternak's picture
Written by Al Pasternak

My focus on composting and sustainability has led me to some interesting places on the ‘net. Lately, I’ve been looking for extra compost bins on Vancouver Craigslist.

 

Small Business composting

Written by blackgold

Hey everyone,

I am creating a business that will collect food waste from businesses that want to be more sustainable and stop dumping food waste into landfills.

I am looking for businesses (and people) interested on changing this so if anyone wants more information on how this would work contact BlackGold Food Waste & Compost Services at elmufino@yahoo.ca -

Treating food as garbage is one of the reasons we have to import food and create space to dump more garbage. Landfill usage promotes anaerobic decomposition of the material we put there. In the case of organic material, even food waste that is easily compostable takes years if not decades to decompose using valuable land space that could be used for truly unusable materials.

 

How I started my compost bin

Written by sgtturmeric
Commit to Composting

I am using a blue Rubbermaid Roughneck bin in which I have made ventilation holes with a nail and hammer. For bedding I tear newspaper into strips about 5cm by 15cm, soak them in water briefly, then squeeze most of the water out.

I keep vegetable scraps in a plastic bucket with a ventilated. Once a week bury them under the bedding in the compost bin. That's it. The worms do the rest. It takes them about a week to get through what I feed them, with some things (orange peels, onions) taking longer. My worm bin has been going for about a month now.

 

Commit to Composting

Written by sgtturmeric
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I have done vermicomposting in my apartment kitchen before, but for various reasons (moving, etc) I stopped. I have started my worm bin again, and this time I want to make it stick.

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