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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Is expansion of community composting — access and capacity — the answer to Philly’s food waste conundrum? - Grid Magazine

In my previous two columns, I discussed a number of ways that the City could launch composting drop-off programs, either on its own or in partnership with private composting companies. A third way forward would be an expansion of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation’s Farm Philly Community Compost Network. Based on a program in Washington, D.C., the Community Compost Network builds three-bin composting systems at community sites that are run entirely…Read Article

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

A single tree on Temple’s campus will boast dozens of different fruits - Grid Magazine

On March 14, a seven-year-old tree, which had arrived grafted with 15 varieties of stone fruits, was planted alongside a natural dye garden before a crowd of about 50 community members at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Sam Van Aken grafted 15 additional varieties onto the tree the next day and will return each year for five years to continue grafting until the tree bears 40 different fruits — including pears, plums, pe…Read Article

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Philadelphia is making moves to ban toxic and noisy gas-powered leaf blowers - Grid Magazine

Imagine the dirtiest engine legal in the United States. It’s an engine responsible for an annual 30 million tons of carbon dioxide, 21,000 tons of fine particulates and 68,000 tons of nitrogen oxides, which are harmful to human health and the environment, PennEnvironment reports. A heavy-duty truck or SUV may spring to mind, but this dirty engine actually belongs to lawn equipment — specifically, the two-stroke gas-powered leaf blower and its re…Read Article

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