Life Kit 5 easy steps to start composting
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Apr 9, 2020 Discover how composting can transform your kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich soil, no matter your living situation. From understanding the vital balance of 'greens' and 'browns' to managing compost in small spaces, you'll learn tips for effective waste management. Explore the environmental impact of composting, including reducing greenhouse gases and enhancing soil health. Plus, get practical advice on efficient kitchen prep and join others in sharing your own composting experiences!
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Composting and Climate Change
- Composting helps fight climate change by reducing methane emissions from landfills.
- Compost enriches soil, making it more resilient and able to absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
Acceptable Compost Materials
- Compost fruit and vegetable scraps, yard clippings, eggshells, tea bags, and coffee grounds.
- Avoid composting meat, dairy, oils, bones, and greasy cooked foods to prevent attracting pests.
Storing Food Scraps
- Use containers like old milk cartons or Cool Whip tubs to store food scraps.
- Freeze food scraps to avoid attracting insects and odors in your kitchen.