On August 8, ASTM International approved two new standards to outline how to test the breakdown of certified compostable products as intended in real world composting facilities, including a defined range of operating conditions based on best management practices.
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Full Circle Future partners with organizations, policymakers, coalitions, and communities to advance strategic and equitable solutions to big waste problems.
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Compost filter socks deployed to contain sediment after the Camp Fires burned over 153,000 acres and almost 19,000 structures in 2018 provided an added benefit: contaminant removal from stormwater. Part I
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American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers the latest research findings on Thrips parvispinus and its pest control applications.
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As U.S. tariffs of up to 50% on Brazilian imports looms large, Akorn looks to expand it all-natural solutions to local producers.
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The strawberry season in Latvia is ending, but it has been challenging for growers due to excessive moisture negatively affecting the harvest. Meanwhile, the market is flooded with raspberries and other berries, adding pressure on producers. A key problem is the lack of labor. Many pickers have moved…
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I would like to plant trees and shrubs in my grandmother’s vegetable garden which is too exposed to the sun. I live in Drôme, I am looking for varieties that grow quickly and are heat resistant, which could create shade quickly! thanks in advance Alexis
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Also, it drains into the garden… so, along with super accumulator plants, looking for ideas there too.
My relative sprayed for ants without my consent. We have native vulnerable toads (Western Toad) that come to our yard and I am especially worried about them.
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