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Banana peels, carrot tops, old takeout, and coffee grounds. Uneaten food is our biggest contributor to landfills and a major driver of climate change!
Did you know?
- Most food waste comes from our homes, not industry or agriculture.
- It’s a major producer of methane, a greenhouse gas 80x more potent than CO2 over 20 years.
- All in, the food in landfills is worse for the planet than the entire global airline industry.
The City of Avondale is proud to announce a partnership with Mill and R.City to make it easy for residents to stop putting food in the garbage.
For a limited time only, sign up for an exclusive rate of $30/month and get a Mill food recycler, which turns your food waste into nutrient-rich grounds. R.City will pick up these grounds monthly and turn them into compost to feed farms. Plus, you can request finished compost or a seasonal farm box once per quarter.
Even better? The first 25 residents to sign up will receive Mill+R.City for only $25/month.
Prefer to compost on your own? Learn how to compost with a free small space compost kit! Class schedule is available here: Water Wise Workshops | City of Avondale
Banana peels, carrot tops, old takeout, and coffee grounds. Uneaten food is our biggest contributor to landfills and a major driver of climate change!
Did you know?
- Most food waste comes from our homes, not industry or agriculture.
- It’s a major producer of methane, a greenhouse gas 80x more potent than CO2 over 20 years.
- All in, the food in landfills is worse for the planet than the entire global airline industry.
The City of Avondale is proud to announce a partnership with Mill and R.City to make it easy for residents to stop putting food in the garbage.
For a limited time only, sign up for an exclusive rate of $30/month and get a Mill food recycler, which turns your food waste into nutrient-rich grounds. R.City will pick up these grounds monthly and turn them into compost to feed farms. Plus, you can request finished compost or a seasonal farm box once per quarter.
Even better? The first 25 residents to sign up will receive Mill+R.City for only $25/month.
Prefer to compost on your own? Learn how to compost with a free small space compost kit! Class schedule is available here: Water Wise Workshops | City of Avondale
Page last updated: 24 Apr 2025, 02:52 PM
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Community Engagement
Community Compost Program has finished this stage
Community comments will be gathered through a survey.
Development
Community Compost Program has finished this stage
Survey feedback will be analyzed and a community composting pilot program developed.
Implementation
Community Compost Program is currently at this stage
The Community Compost Pilot Program will be implemented.
Assessment
this is an upcoming stage for Community Compost Program
The Community Compost Pilot Program results will be evaluated.
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