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BioCycle The Organics Recycling Authority From 1960 to 2019, BioCycle was a print magazine.

Founded in 1960 by Jerome Goldstein as the journal, Compost Science, BioCycle is the go-to resource on composting, organics recycling, anaerobic digestion and biogas, end product markets, policies and regulations, and community outreach and education. In 2020, we transitioned to digital only through our weekly e-newsletter, BioCycle CONNECT, and our newly relaunched website, BioCycle.net. BioCycle

is recognized worldwide as the Authority on Organics Recycling, dedicated to the advancement of composting and compost utilization, organics recycling, anaerobic digestion and biogas, recycled organics utilization, sustainable infrastructure, and resilient soils and food systems.

According to the new research from the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, 35.9% of the sampled U.S. population now has acc...
06/11/2025

According to the new research from the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, 35.9% of the sampled U.S. population now has access to municipal organics recycling programs.

New data reveals an 8.9% increase over 2020 statistics …

In September, the Denver City Council approved updates to the City’s Universal Recycling and Composting Ordinance, put i...
04/11/2025

In September, the Denver City Council approved updates to the City’s Universal Recycling and Composting Ordinance, put in motion through a community-led “Waste No More” ballot measure that was passed by 70% of Denver voters in November 2022. The ordinance requires that recycling and composting services be provided at multi-family residential buildings, food businesses (covering licensed retail food establishments and licensed commissary, food processing, and wholesale and warehouse establishments), and permitted events.

On September 15, 2025, the Denver (CO) City Council approved updates to the City’s Universal Recycling and Composting Ordinance …

The number of identified facilities processing in the U.S. has increased steadily since the beginning of the Anaerob...
31/10/2025

The number of identified facilities processing in the U.S. has increased steadily since the beginning of the Anaerobic Digestion Data Collection Project, from 154 in 2017 to 313 in 2024 (and 313 is likely an undercount).

The 2024 survey was provided to 313 facilities — 96 stand-alone digesters, 89 on-farm codigestion operations, and 128 codigestion systems at WRRFs.

The City of Fort Collins (CO), in a strategic move to tackle its and goals, has partnered with local leader Jamie Bl...
30/10/2025

The City of Fort Collins (CO), in a strategic move to tackle its and goals, has partnered with local leader Jamie Blanchard-Poling, founder of Compost Queen , to launch a one-year pilot program.

The initiative aims to significantly lower the financial barriers to organics recycling for residents and businesses while gathering critical data to inform future waste management strategies.

The Solid Waste Association of North America's Applied Research Foundation's report, “Best Practices for Reducing Recy...
28/10/2025

The Solid Waste Association of North America's Applied Research Foundation's report, “Best Practices for Reducing Recycling and Code Enforcement,” provides and managers with guidance to improve recycling quality while addressing enforcement challenges.

Solid Waste Association of North America’s Applied Research Foundation‘s new report provides waste and recycling managers with guidance to improve recycling quality while addressing enforcement challenges.

Part two of the BioCycle article series on product use in remediation/recovery examines use of compost-based product...
27/10/2025

Part two of the BioCycle article series on product use in remediation/recovery examines use of compost-based products following the fires in 2025.

For more than four weeks in January 2025, 14 wildfires burned in Los Angeles and adjacent counties. Compost-based products have been in the remediation toolkit. Part II

The Composting Consortium (managed by Closed Loop Partners ’ Center for the Circular Economy) announced the municipal an...
24/10/2025

The Composting Consortium (managed by Closed Loop Partners ’ Center for the Circular Economy) announced the municipal and -led projects that will receive grant funding to enhance infrastructure and the recovery of food-contact packaging. This grant program — in collaboration with the Biodegradable Products Institute and receiving technical support from the US Composting Council — is “designed to fuel systemic change and increase the acceptance of certified compostable packaging across the U.S.”

The eight selected municipal and composter-led projects will receive grants “designed to fuel systemic change and increase the acceptance of certified compostable packaging across the U.S.”

Have you signed up to receive BioCycle CONNECT?Every edition delivers new articles and breaking news on: Organics an...
23/10/2025

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“Solutions that capture value from wasted food, paired with innovations that reshape how we manage beef and dairy system...
21/10/2025

“Solutions that capture value from wasted food, paired with innovations that reshape how we manage beef and dairy systems, can fundamentally shift the curve for years to come,” explains Angel Veza, Director of Innovation Initiatives at ReFED.

ReFED's open call focuses on methane reduction for its Catalytic Grant Fund — aimed at advancing food recycling and reducing methane in the beef and dairy sectors.

In this first part of BioCycle's latest article series, Ron Alexander explains that the US Composting Council and its re...
20/10/2025

In this first part of BioCycle's latest article series, Ron Alexander explains that the US Composting Council and its representatives have worked to simplify labeling and registration on a national basis. However, individual must better understand product distribution regulations in states where they market …

The USCC and its representatives have worked to simplify compost labeling and registration on a national basis. However, individual composters must better understand product distribution regulations in states where they market. Part I

New data from the American Biogas Council shows that over 1,200 municipal water resource recovery facilities in the U.S....
17/10/2025

New data from the American Biogas Council shows that over 1,200 municipal water resource recovery facilities in the U.S. generate 7.3 billion kWh of electricity annually by capturing from of .

The American Biogas Council released new data showing that over 1,200 municipal water resource recovery facilities in the U.S. generate 7.3 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity annually …

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