Timothy Mason

Every year there are more and more reports about the skyrocketing cost of managing garbage and sewage and the problems that municipalities are facing with landfills that are not only full, but overflowing. Organic waste recycling has helped to alleviate these problems in some areas.

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If you brought up the subject of  composting toilets with most people in North America, you would very likely be greeted with blank stares or perhaps smirks. Nevertheless, composting toilet systems are a solution to deal with human waste and they have been in use throughout civilizations since the dawn of time. Only in very recent history has modern plumbing displaced the use of this method of managing the waste produced by humans.

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If you are looking for a unique way of upping the aesthetics of your landscape, have you considered using recycled glass mulch as an alternative to traditional bark and gravel mulches?

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Mulching is an important aspect of gardening since it helps the soil retain moisture as well as keeping it nutrient rich for healthy plant growth. Furthermore, mulching also kills off existing weeds and prevents the growth of new ones.

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Have you ever wondered why you always have water to cook or wash dishes, or why the shower and bathroom sink faucets never tend to run out of water? This is largely due to the residential wastewater treatment process, which is necessary for every city in order to maintain the health of its citizens. Here is some information about how you can help to improve the process.

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There are several ways that you can recycle and preserve the natural goods of the earth, and backyard composting is one of them. This process is the way that nature recycles, and the result of this method is ‘compost’, which is a dark soil. Microorganisms like fungi and bacteria are used to make compost, and you can create this soil in your own backyard.

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