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Recently, a gentleman by the name of Michal Vavrik emailed me asking for support with his sustainability project in his hometown of Zilina, Slovakia.
Michal is proposing a project that will utilize a communal compost bin for 12 households to share. He has received approval from the Department of Environment, and if it goes well I can see that this model will spread.
Utilizing a shared compost bin in a mutually agreed upon location is the best scenario… a huge chunk of residencies are cramped apartments or spaces without a backyard or area to process food waste.
Composting is a great gateway into other forms of waste reduction, and the reality is that it’s simple to do with a little practice.
Kudos to Michal for taking on an essential project… let’s hope he wins the project!
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