Catalyzing Greater Equity Through Composting

Composting for Community
19/09/2022 44 min

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How can a community reeling from multiple economic shocks use composting as a tool to build a more resilient food system? ILSR’s Linda Bilsens Brolis talks to Renee V. Wallace of Detroit about composting as a tool for building equity and solving big challenges.

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