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Community meetings

2012 meetings: Maple Valley Sept 24
and Marysville Aug. 30

Stay tuned for future meetings!

Contact Information

info@factsoncomposting.org

Over the past decade, more and more compost facilities have opened due to public funding, stipulations in solid waste plans, and the public requiring more waste diversion. At the same time, with the help of technology, composting facilities have grown in size, capable of processing more waste on a smaller footprint. Recent complaints from surrounding neighbors about odor and health concerns are being directed at these large-scale composting facilities.

your trusted composting resource

By examining current practices, relevant scientific information, and case studies of how composting facilities around the world have assessed and remedied odor and air quality issues, Facts on Composting strives to foster an understanding of current issues in order to achieve a cooperative and sustainable solution.

 

our goal:

to provide a professional and objective resource for learning about large-scale composting in Western Washington, focusing on such issues as odor, air emissions, and potential threats to human and environmental health.