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16 October, 2007 By Claire Churchard
As part of the Compost Doctors Pilot Programme to reduce catering food waste, a museum in Yorkshire is trialling a Big Hannah composter. The Yorkshire Air Museum is one of eight organisations in the scheme, which is run by a partnership between the Community Recycling Network UK and the Community Composting Network. Under the scheme catering food waste is recycled and turned into compost. Funded by DEFRA, the scheme aims to demonstrate that by turning catering food waste into compost, ...
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