Managing Organic Municipal Waste
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position paper Dec 2014 ; 10 pages
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Jonathan Rouse
Ed. Practical Action - Rugby
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Abstract:
This technical brief outlines the main methods of putting organic waste to good.
This technical brief begins by describing the characteristics of organic waste, its sources and the particular hazards, challenges and opportunities it presents. It goes on to present a number of options for processing organic waste, including use as animal feed, biogas digesting, and composting. Many composting techniques are simple, and compost is relatively easy to make. However, sourcing uncontaminated raw materials, making a high-quality product, and making composting viable, can be difficult. This technical brief discusses some of the challenges and how to overcome them.
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