Let’s change the way we look at our food scraps in Rhode Island

New legislation aims to fund composting and organic waste diversion programs with just a $2 per ton surcharge on the trash we send to the landfill.

By: The Boston Globe

Jun 17 2024
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When you eat an apple, you can do one of two things with the core. You can put it in your garbage can and it will likely end up in Johnston, at Rhode Islands Central Landfill. There, it will be burie… [+3035 chars]

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