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{{toplink|url=http://www.phila.gov/2019-06-18-calling-all-composters/|name=phila.gov/2019-06-18-calling-all-composters}}'''Philadelphia Community Composting Network'''.
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Community composting happens when neighbors bring together their food and yard waste to make new soil locally in their neighborhoods. Community composting can serve residents typically for free or low cost, and this community-based effort fosters a culture of environmental and social well-being in the city. This not only creates a unified effort to decrease waste and greenhouse gases citywide, but it also improves soil quality while supporting new and existing spaces for communities to come together through environmental stewardship.
 
The City is looking to identify between 20-25 sites to become spaces for community-scale composting systems. Community and civic organizations, schools, community gardens, farms, and neighborhood spaces are all invited to apply. All applications are due by June 28th.
 
''Note:''  The above descriptive information came from a Philadelphia government [http://www.phila.gov/2019-06-18-calling-all-composters/ announcement].


==In The News==
==In The News==

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Community composting happens when neighbors bring together their food and yard waste to make new soil locally in their neighborhoods. Community composting can serve residents typically for free or low cost, and this community-based effort fosters a culture of environmental and social well-being in the city. This not only creates a unified effort to decrease waste and greenhouse gases citywide, but it also improves soil quality while supporting new and existing spaces for communities to come together through environmental stewardship.

The City is looking to identify between 20-25 sites to become spaces for community-scale composting systems. Community and civic organizations, schools, community gardens, farms, and neighborhood spaces are all invited to apply. All applications are due by June 28th.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from a Philadelphia government announcement.

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