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  1. The Complete Book of Composting By the Staff of Organic Gardening and Farming Magazine by M.C. [editor] Goldman, 1967
  2. Composting and Recycling Municipal Solid Waste by Luis F. Diaz, Clarence G. Golueke, et all 1993-07-25
  3. THE COMPLETE BOOK OF COMPOSTING by J.I. Rodale, 1960
  4. Beyond 40 percent: Record-setting recycling and composting programs
  5. Environment Science ; Disinfection, Desalination, Composting by R.K. Sinha, 1994
  6. Handbook for Commercial and Municipal Composting in West Virginia by Thomas R. Wilmink, Robert Diener, 2001-08
  7. Changes of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons during composting of sewage sludges with chosen physico-chemical properties and PAHs content [An article from: Chemosphere] by P. Oleszczuk, 2007-03-01
  8. Evolution of the fulvic acid fractions during co-composting of olive oil mill wastewater sludge and tree cuttings [An article from: Bioresource Technology] by C. Plaza, N. Senesi, et all 2007-07-01
  9. The Complete Book of Composting by Organic Gardening and Farming Magazine, 1970
  10. Complete Book of Composting by n_aRodale, 1960
  11. Composting: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Science, 3rd ed.</i> by Jean F. Blashfield, 2004
  12. Effect of temperature and organic nutrients on the biodegradation of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS) during the composting of anaerobically digested ... plant [An article from: Waste Management] by E. Sanz, D. Prats, et all 2006-01
  13. Bio-dynamic composting on the farm by Peter Blaser, 1954
  14. Composting solid waste in military contingency operations.: An article from: Engineer: The Professional Bulletin for Army Engineers by Joseph Bost, Stephen Stouter, et all 2005-10-01

61. Composting: Journey To Forever Organic Garden - How To Turn Wastes Into Clean, H
composting Journey to Forever organic garden how to turn wastes into clean, healthyfood, making compost, compost bin, composting indoors, worm composting
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62. American Ref-Fuel
Objective is to develop, own and operate facilities which convert municipal solid waste into energy in the form of steam and electricity. Offers a wide range of waste disposal solutions, including wasteto-energy, recycling, composting, landfills, methane gas recovery and other related services.
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Welcome to American Ref-Fuel Company.  As a leading waste-to-energy company and the largest in the northeastern United States, we are proud of our record in converting more than five million tons of municipal solid waste annually into enough energy to meet the needs of 350,000 homes.  Equally important is that we do this safely, with five of our facilities named to the elite Star classification within OSHA's Voluntary Protection Program. American Ref-Fuel Company LLC is a company that is indirectly owned by affiliates of Credit Suisse First Boston Private Equity and American International Group Inc. June 2, 2004 - Updated list of opportunities within American Ref-Fuel in our Human Resources Department February 18, 2004

63. COMMUNITY COMPOSTING NETWORK
COMMUNITY composting NETWORK. Providing advice and support to existing and wouldbecommunity composting projects across the UK. What is Community composting?
http://www.othas.org.uk/ccn/
COMMUNITY COMPOSTING NETWORK Providing advice and support to existing and would-be community composting projects across the UK. What is the Community Composting Network (CCN)?
The CCN is a fast growing network comprising over 125 members across the UK involved in community composting. Members include community composting projects, Local Authorities and other supporting organisations.
What does the CCN do? Provides advice and support to new and existing community composting projects.
Promotes community composting at a national level.
Networks over 125 members through a quarterly newsletter, directory of members, annual conference etc.
Puts new groups in touch with experienced community composters.
Distributes "Mucking In - the Community Composting Pack".
Developing 15 national "Composting Demonstration Sites".
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Establishing a community composting group
Identifying and designing a composting site Sourcing ingredients for composting The process of composting a larger amount of material Appropriate equipment Uses of community compost Involving people at all stages of the composting process Publicity Fundraising What is Community Composting?

64. City Of Austin - Composting
Introduction to composting. Backyard composting is the most economicalway to reduce organic materials going into the landfill while
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Backyard composting is the most economical way to reduce organic materials going into the landfill while preserving natural resources. Anything growing in your yard is potential compost material. Compost is nature's way of recycling by returning vital nutrients to the soil. Compost is the end product of decomposed organic material like food scraps, grass clippings, leaves, and wood and brush chips. The key to a healthy compost pile is to keep it simple. Reduce - Landscape trimmings can be reduced through simple changes in maintenance procedures. The "Don't Bag It" program, for instance, promotes leaving grass clippings on the lawn after mowing. This helps fertilize your lawn and reduces waste. Major changes, like choosing native or well-adapted plants, can also reduce waste. Reuse - Yard trimmings and food scraps can be composted at home for reuse in landscapes and gardens. Many yard trimmings can be used as mulch to protect the soil, suppress weeds and conserve water. Recycling - Yard trimmings that are difficult to manage at home are collected at the curbside and taken to the City of Austin Hornsby Bend Facility to be composted and processed with sewage sludge to make Dillo Dirt , a popular fertilizer for lawns and gardens.

65. Devon Community Composting Network
Devon Community composting Network. Welcome to the Devon Community compostingNetwork Web site. Devon supports Community composting.
http://www.othas.org.uk/dccn/
Devon Community Composting Network.
Welcome to the Devon Community Composting Network Web site. Devon has more Community Composting projects than any other County. This is due in great part to a unique partnership between the District Councils and the County Council. Moneys raised from the recycling banks in the County go towards community recycling and composting projects and other recycling initiatives. Devon supports Community Composting. The first group was set up in 1992, officially launched in March 1993. We now have 20 groups operating with more on the horizon. Recycling credits are paid for finished compost, a 25 kilo sack is deemed to be equivalent to 40 kilos of the raw material, before it was composted. Thus twenty five 25 kilo sacks equals one tonne (25 times 40 = 1,000 kilos = One tonne). The amount actually paid varies from district to district but helps to core fund' each project. This way instead of relyiong on voluntary input forever the schemes can pay volunteers to do the work, or the money can be spent on improvements etc. Our own project in Chagford has now developed into a Community Business. One of our members makes hand powered rotary sieves which can process reasonably large amounts of compost. They cost £300 plus vat, please

66. Weblife.org: Humanure Handbook: Contents
Describes why and how to compost human manure.
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67. Home Composting
Basic howto information on composting at home. However, piles can be largeror smaller and work just fine if managed well. Top. composting Techniques.
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Composting , nature's own way of recycling, is the controlled decomposition of organic material such as leaves, twigs, grass clippings, and vegetable food waste. Compost is the soil amendment product that results from proper composting. Whether it's done on site, at the point of waste generation or in a large-scale, centralized facility, composting helps to keep the high volume of organic material out of landfills and turns it into a useful product. On-site composting reduces the cost of hauling materials and is generally exempted from solid waste regulations. Large scale facilities can handle more material and potentially produce a more consistent product, but may be faced with regulatory issues. Looking for an expert in your area? Find a master composter at: http://www.mastercomposter.com/local/californ.html

68. New Address
A nonenzyme and non-hazardous bio-stimulator to remove odors from waste, including composting, commercial waste haulers, bioremediation, and wastewater.
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69. Backyard Magic - The Composting Handbook
Backyard Magic. The composting Handbook. image. We invite you to explore the environmentallyfriendlyworld of composting, by browsing through Backyard Magic .
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The Composting Handbook
Welcome. We invite you to explore the environmentally-friendly world of composting, by browsing through "Backyard Magic". This is one in a series of environmental education publications produced by the New Brunswick Department of the Environment and Local Government. As you continue through the text, you will see some of the visual material is based on video images, while others are line drawings. The line drawings were scanned from the printed booklet version of "Backyard Magic". The colour pictures were adapted from our companion video, "Backyard Magic: The ABC's of Composting". For information on how you can turn your household's organic waste into a valuable soil conditioner, consult our table of contents below. For information on how to order a copy of our "Backyard Magic" material, click here
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70. Make Your Own Compost Via Our 30-cubic Foot Composter. Our Compost Bin Offers Or
Offers compost bins made entirely of recycled, postconsumer HDPE black plastic, plus composting tips.
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"Rehabilitate Your Soil by Regenerating Vital Minerals and Nutrients"
Mother earth is already on the slippery slope to ecological disaster. With the depletion of vital nutrients in our soil level and the over production of crops, the ability of the soil to regenerate and heal itself lessens each year. Unless we put back in to the earth what we have taken out, the soil will degenerate more each year and our food supply becomes less nutritious. We need to get back to basics and help rebuild the soil. We can't just think about it any longer, we must act now!
What are we doing wrong? On a grand scale, in order to meet the high demand for a variety of foods, the same crops are planted in the same fields year after year after year. Crops should be rotated. On a personal level, with our busy lives we have eliminated a very basic but necessary step. We throw our vegetable and fruit peelings and other food waste away instead of recycling, composting or vermicomposting it. When we throw food waste down the garbage disposal or send it to a landfill, it disrupt nature's life cycle process of things being born, living, dying and being reborn again. When we bypass this natural life cycle recycling process, we deplete nutrients from the soil and deprive nature of the ability to regenerate and rehabilitate itself.

72. Worms Direct UK - Worms Direct UK - Worms For Fishing, Fishing Bait, Worms For B
Supplier of worms for composting, fishing bait, and live pet foods. Online shopping, plus links and contact information.
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We cannot be held responsible for worms when you have asked for them "to be left on doorstep, porch" etc and then return home and find them fried!
Please make alternative arrangements for them to be left with a neighbour who has been instructed to keep them somewhere very cool. During busy periods we would like to introduce this system. Earliest dispatch date is: WEDNESDAY 9TH. Nigel. Welcome to Worms Direct. Would you like to log yourself in ? Or would you prefer to create an account Worms Direct UK is a company whose specific aim is to provide the best products and service to the composting, fishing bait and worm specialist markets. Our experience, research and commitment enable us to provide an excellence in service, quality, know-how and reliability, for the angler, composter/ recycler, reptile or amphibian keeper , bird and fish enthusiast and the domestic or commercial vermicomposter. Learn About our Product Ranges Composting has been practised since man needed to return goodness to the soil. Traditionally the tri...

73. WormWoman.com - Worm Composting (vermicomposting) Resources
Uncommon Vermicomposting books, videos, plus worm bins and redworms for sale.
http://www.wormwoman.com/

74. TMECC Home Page
Scientifically based laboratory manual that addresses all major composting parameters, from air capacity to pathogens to zinc. Includes test methods and sample preparation protocols for the analysis of all compost types, including MSW, yard waste, and biosolids composts.
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The Composting Council Research and Education Foundation
    The US Composting Council
    Test Methods for the Examination of Composting and Compost Compost Analysis Proficiency Seal of Testing Assurance
    The TMECC Project TMECC provides detailed protocols for the composting industry to verify the physical, chemical, and biological condition of composting feedstocks, material in process and compost products at the point of sale. Material testing is needed to verify product safety and market claims. TMECC provides protocols to sample, monitor, and analyze materials at all stages of the composting process, i.e., prior to, during and after composting to help maintain process control, verify product attributes, assure worker safety, and to avoid degradation of the environment in and around the composting facility.
    Standardized methods for testing and evaluating compost quality are needed by compost producers, state regulatory and permitting agencies, compost product marketing specialists, state and commercial testing laboratories, and agriculturalists, horticulturalists, landscapers, and other consumer sectors. Compost and compost blends are subject to extensive interstate transit and use on public and private lands. Compost is produced from a variety of feedstocks and thus provides for beneficial use of a variety of by-products:
    • Food Processing Residuals —compostable material remaining after fruit, vegetables, grains, nuts, and meat are processed for consumption.

75. WormWoman.com - Worm Composting (vermicomposting) Resources - Books, Videos, Bin
Worm composting (vermicomposting) resources for all experience levels. Fun StuffFun items about worm composting. Posters, Transparencies, Recycling Labels.
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Welcome to WormWoman.com. Here you will find all sorts of vermicomposting (worm composting) resources for all experience levels. Vermicomposting is garbage disposal at its best because recycling is done on-site. Vermicomposting contributes not only to water conservation, energy conservation, and soil preservation, but helps one get closer to a zero waste goal. Give worm composting a try, and join the thousands of people who can say, "Worms Eat My Garbage."
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76. BioCycle - Journal Of Composting & Organics Recycling, In Business - Creating Su
The information source on composting recycling wastes.
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77. Jahshaka - Realtime Effects
Video and film composting and special FX system that uses OpenGL hardware rendering to give operators near real time interactivity. The system is cross platform, and includes full CG, paint and image processing modules.
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78. BioLet Composting Toilets
BioLet, The BestSelling composting Toilet In The World! The world sfirst self-contained world s most efficient composting toilet!
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79. Environment - Nova Scotia
Who to call for pollution prevention, pest management, recycling, composting, disposal bans, waste strategy, environmental assessment, corporate services, protected areas and environmental protection.
http://www.gov.ns.ca/envi/environment.htm

80. Farm-Scale Composting Resource List
This resource list offers readings, links, associations, software, periodicalsand bibliographies on composting at an individual farm scale.
http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/farmcompost.html
    Farm-Scale Composting Resource List
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    ATTRANational Sustainable Agriculture Information Service
    PO Box 3657
    Fayetteville, AR 72702
    Phone: 1-800-346-9140 - FAX: (479) 442-9842 By Steve Diver
    NCAT Agriculture Specialist
    December 1998
    The PDF version of this document is available at
    http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/PDF/farmcompost.pdf

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    Other Notable Compost References Associations Other Notable Compost Web Links ... Compost Software Suggested Reading List for Farm-Scale Composting On-Farm Composting Handbook (NRAES-54), a Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service publication, is a 186-page guide to on-farm composting. It provides a comprehensive summary of the composting process, composting methods, raw materials, using compost, site and environmental considerations, marketing, economics, and management. It is probably the best all-round publication on this topic published by the Extension Service. The cost is $20, plus shipping and handling. Contact: NRAES Cooperative Extension 152 Riley-Robb Hall Ithaca, NY 14853-5701

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