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Opinion: New York City’s Food Waste is a Solvable Issue
Kevin Irving |
‘We know how to reduce food waste, we just need to find the will to do it.’
Cole Rosengren
Members of the Gowanus Canal Conservancy work on a windrow during their monthly compost build. Their site is one of more than 200 around the city already involved in reusing food waste that otherwise would be trucked to a landfill.
‘We know how to reduce food waste, we just need to find the will to do it.’
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