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Cool Solutions
Regular Show
Tom Gilbert, Josh Kelly, Sintana Vergara, Chuck Wooster, and Natasha Duarte
 Wendy Ring  Contact Contributor
Nov. 11, 2021, 2 p.m.
In Vermont it's now illegal to throw your apple core in the trash. Vermont's Universal Recycling Law aka "the landfill ban" went into effect last year. It cuts landfill methane by diverting food to feed the hungry and the soil, as well as banning other recyclables.

How did they do that? How is it going? What does it matter where that apple decomposes? A soil scientist, 2 farmer-composters, the head of Vermont's Food Cycle Coalition and the guy in charge at the state will tell you.



Story told by:
Tom Gilbert-organic farmer, Black Dirt Farm
Josh Kelly-Chief of Materials Management for Vermont's Department of Environmental Conservation
Chuck Wooster, organic farmer, Sunrise Farm
Sintana Vergara- Assistant Professor Environmental Engineering, Humboldt State University
Natasha Duarte- Composting Association of Vermont
Dan Liebowitz, Lobo Loco and Ketsa
Cool Solutions tells stories about people and communities taking climate action from the bottom up.

This episode is somewhat EVERGREEN, good through 2022

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