From the organizers:
As communities, cities, and states push to divert food and other compostables from disposal, the demand for organics recycling infrastructure has never been greater. Yet for a multitude of reasons, there are few places where processing capacity aligns well with demand, and many sites find themselves undersized and lacking the tools to expand.
Join our webinar to hear James McSweeney walk through core concepts related to planning compost site operational capacity, drawing from his newly released 2019 book, Community-Scale Composting Systems, and his experience working with hundreds of composters, large and small.
James will cover both conceptual and practical methods for understanding and planning food scrap composting capacity across different composting methodologies.
This webinar is one in a series we offer to share working models and tips for replication.
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This event is not hosted by ASAN. As one of ASAN’s roles is to share information and resources across our network so as to maximize all of our impact, we routinely post events that we ourselves are not hosting. If you have questions regarding this event, please contact event organizers rather than ASAN.