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Michigan city launches free food-scrap drop-off pilot, will return compost to residents

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Grand Rapids is trying a new way to deal with food waste by allowing residents to separate food scraps from regular garbage and turn it into compost.

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Michigan city launches free food-scrap drop-off pilot, will return compost to residents

Grand Rapids is trying a new way to deal with food waste by allowing residents to separate food scraps from regular garbage and turn it into compost.

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thecooldown.com broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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