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Published since 1960, BioCycle is the foremost magazine on composting, organics recycling, anaerobic digestion and renewable energy. Our editorial content also empowers communities — including municipalities, college campuses and businesses — to become more sustainable. Offerings to BioCycle readers with paid subscriptions are expanding. The home page makes it easy to search the BioCycle archives, which contain all articles and news items published since the beginning of 2004 (free for subscribers to access). BioCycle editors are compiling reports on specific topics that can be downloaded and used for project development, trainings, research and more. Shortly after launch, subscribers will also have an opportunity to participate in monitored and facilitated Discussion Forums. Of course, BioCycle.net will tap into all the social media tools, with a blog, Tweets and a page. Perhaps one of the most exciting opportunities our new website provides is the capacity to grow and connect the BioCycle community. We have been doing that successfully for 53 years via the magazine, and for more than 40 years with our conferences. Until now, however, we haven’t taken full advantage of the tools that connect our community in cyberspace. Readers of BioCycle are dedicated to advancing utilization of resources in the waste stream to build healthy ecosystems, economies and communities. Current — and easy to obtain — information is critical to helping you fulfill your missions. Staying current, both through information access and interacting with industry experts via the Discussion Forums and blog, will be easier with the relaunch of BioCycle.net. Each monthly issue of BioCycle and the dynamic BioCycle.net website show you how to process organic residuals —yard trimmings, food waste, woody materials, biosolids, manure, high strength organic wastes, municipal solid waste (MSW) and other source separated feedstocks into value-added products. These include compost and engineered soils, biogas-derived electricity, vehicle fuels and renewable natural gas. They include products that renew agricultural and urban soils and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. And they include processes and products that build community sustainability and create green enterprises and jobs. While there are a number of free articles on BioCycle.net, these are only a small percentage of available content. To access all BioCycle content, you must have a paid subscription to BioCycle magazine. Begin with the login button on the top right-hand side of the screen. From there, you’ll have full access to all of the articles in our database. If you’re not yet a subscriber, sign up here http://jgpress.ssmcreative.com/subscribe at a great introductory rate of $49! If you’re not convinced, you’ll be able to read an excerpt of each article before you actually subscribe. Key topics reported on in BioCycle and BioCycle.net: Anaerobic Digestion Biofuels/Compressed RNG Biogas Bioplastics Biosolids CHP Campus & Corporate Composting Climate Action Collection Compost Markets Compostable Products Composting Emissions Control Farm Digesters Financing and Incentives Food Service Food Waste Green Infrastructure Healthy Soils Landfill Diversion Manure Municipal Solid Waste Odor Management Organics Recycling Permitting and Siting Renewable Energy Source Separated Organics Storm Water Management Surveys Sustainability Urban Agriculture Wastewater Wood Recycling Zero Waste
As you take the quiz, keep an eye out for #foodwaste and #compost …
We need unprecedented action to stop climate change. Take CNN's quiz to see how much you know about the most effective solutions.
How did the Hilton San Diego Bayfront reduce #foodwaste by more than two-thirds? Read about the changes implemented, following Leanpath food waste prevention study, that made the difference …
http://bit.ly/2VCIQy1
What does it take for one of the largest hotels in San Diego, California, to reduce food waste? Ana Carvalho BioCycle May/June 2019, Vol. 60 No. 4, p. 22
Institute for Local Self-Reliance
This Saturday attendees of our 6th National Cultivating Community Composting Forum visited Earth Matter NY for a training day. We learned all about the different methods of composting and got our hands dirty trying a few! The conference portion of the forum kicks off today— follow along on Twitter today and tomorrow with the hashtag #CCC2019
Nidhi Vinod, a senior at Eastern Mennonite University and Amelia Morrison, a recent graduate of James Madison University, joined forces with sustainability activist Taylor Evans, to start Soil Cycles, a nonprofit bicycle-powered compostables collection service in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
BioCycle May/June 2019, Vol. 60 No. 4, p. 11
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#compost #biogas #foodwaste #recycling #rewableenergy #soil #ICAW
Did you know compost plays a key role in combating #climatechange? BioCycle.net is a great reference for learning more: https://www.biocycle.net/?s=climate+change+connections
#ICAW #ICAW2019
Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.
We are partnering with Plant Based Products Council to bring you a free and educational webinar in honor of International Compost Awareness Week. 🌱
Learn more on how to compost and the future of plant based products by listening to Rhodes Yepsen, executive director of the Biodegradable Products Institute, and Nora Goldstein, editor of BioCycle Magazine.
Click the link below to register.
http://bit.ly/2V1Jtw0
Cool piece on NPR by our pal Jonathan Bloom …
Every Sunday, Farmhouse Tavern plans how to sell out of perishable food and open bottles of wine so it can shut up shop with an empty refrigerator for the next three days, when it is closed.
Call For Papers is open for our 19th Annual Renewable Energy From Organics Recycling Conference …
Submit your abstract today for BioCycle REFOR19.
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Happy #EarthDay to … everyone who plays a role in making organic residuals part of the solution.
#soil #biogas #composting #foodsecurity #anaerobicdigestion #foodwaste #GHG
Connecting food donors with the #foodinsecure, the Department Of Health In Rhode Island addresses two important issues simultaneously. #foodwaste
Rhode Island Department of Health program addresses the related issues of food wastage and state residents going hungry by connecting food donors and receivers such as pantries. Kristy M. Whitcomb BioCycle March/April 2019, Vol. 60 No. 3, p. 52
Registration is open for the NYC #FoodWaste Fair. May 23 in Brooklyn, NY
Calling all New York City food, beverage and hospitality professionals Food Waste Fair 2019 is an interactive experience connecting you with the resources and knowledge you need to get to zero food waste With hands-on workshops and skills training for chefs and hospitality business professionals, ov...
#BioCycleWest tours Rexius source separated organics #composting facility, where #yardtrimmings, commercial & residential #foodwaste is processed
Great perspectives on Compostable Foodservice Packaging presented at #BioCycleWest http://biocyclewest.com/2019/tabletalk.html
Nora Goldstein shares some numbers: 32, 8, 32, 60. 32 states and 8 countries represented at 32nd Annual #BioCycleWest Conference ... in BioCycle's 60th year!
The BioCycle Team is in Portland where the BioCycle WEST COAST19 (BioCycleWest.com) Conference launches tomorrow with these workshops:
Foundations Of Composting
Renewable Natural Gas -The Bottom Line
Thank you to our sponsors:
Komptech Americas
US Composting Council Metro Recology
Oregon DEQ Biodegradable Products Institute
Ecostrat Inc and BiogasWorld
#BioCycleWest
Neustarr Equipment LLC
Neustarr is gearing up for the annual BioCycle Conference in Portland Oregon
Stop by booth #14 to find out more about the EXCLUSIVE machine deals we currently have and the energy efficient electric Starscreens
#booth14 #organic #recycling #energyefficient #mulch #starscreen #neustarr #emeraldequipment #biocycle
DMT Clear Gas Solutions
NEXT WEEK - Portland, OR - Our CEO will be speaking at #BiocycleWest19 on the integration of multiple #biogas technologies. Don't miss out and stop by our booth to say hello to our other #RNG experts! #RenewableEnergy #desulfurization
Running effective organics collection programs
In the right conditions, haulers can help take residential food diversion programs to a fuller scale without bearing the brunt of the cost.
Why BioCycle views food waste recycling as a 'no regrets' climate solution
As one of the recycling world's oldest publications celebrates its 60th year, Editor Nora Goldstein spoke about the evolution of organics recycling and its role in the climate crisis.
The ability to produce a ”Listable” product greatly depends on its input materials and how those are processed. Typical composts and digestates are relatively inexpensive to List. https://www.biocycle.net/2019/03/11/organic-certification-right-compost/
ClimeCo Corporation
ClimeCo will be attending the 32nd annual #BioCycleWestCoast19 which is being held in Portland, Oregon April 1st – 4th. Our Senior Vice President, Scott Subler, and Director of Project Development, Tip Stama, will be in attendance! They are looking forward to the discussions on biogas, composting, and other organics recycling topics.
BioCycle Magazine #carbonmarkets #foodwaste #compost #organicsrecycling #renewableenergy #biogas #composting #anaerobicdigestion
Organics Recycling delivers "No Regrets" Solutions. http://bit.ly/panicprosper
Ag Choice
#komptech #turner creating a nice steamy afternoon! #snow #newjersey #sussexcountynj #composting #foodwaste
Implementing K-12 school surplus #FoodReduction & #FoodRecovery programs
Authors detail their journeys to implementing surplus food reduction and recovery programs at their K-12 school districts. Nancy Deming and Janet Whited BioCycle March/April 2018, Vol. 59, No. 3, p. 42
Composting And Microbial Inoculants: Examining compost pile temperature gain
https://www.biocycle.net/2019/02/01/composting-microbial-inoculants/
The Composting Culture - BioCycle
Municipalities and communities of all sizes are putting forth a growing investment to bring the composting experience to the consumer. David Paull BioCycle January 2019, Vol. 60 No. 1, p. 39
The agenda for BioCycle WEST COAST19 Conference was just posted. Join us in Portland this April!
BioCycleWestCoast.com
January's Composting Collaborative webinar is going to be a good one! Tune in to hear CalRecycle, MassDEP, Oregon Metro perspectives on calculating food waste tonnage and processing capacity, moderated by BioCycle Magazine's Nora Goldstein: https://bit.ly/2RrN20O
Deadline is today for BioCycle WEST COAST19 Call For Papers!
BioCycle WEST COAST19 Call For Papers Open Through Dec 10: BioCycleWestCoast.com
Infrastructure Expansion
Compost And Biogas Markets
Food Recovery
Contamination Management
Behavior Change
Composting Science
Better at the Bin
We’re in the middle of a recycling crisis. China, the biggest global buyer of recycled paper and plastic is no longer accepting shipments from other countrie...
Charlotte, North Carolina released a study in October — Circular Charlotte: Toward a #ZeroWaste and Inclusive City — that features a roadmap to balance economic growth while preserving natural resources.
https://www.biocycle.net/2018/11/14/biocycle-world-177/#cc
BioCycle WEST COAST19 Call For Papers Open Through Dec 10: BioCycleWestCoast.com
Infrastructure Expansion
Compost And Biogas Markets
Food Recovery
Contamination Management
Behavior Change
Composting Science
Infrastructure Expansion, Compost And Biogas Markets, Food Recovery, Contamination Management, Behavior Change, Composting Science
Can heat from composting warm a two-story office building?
Check the video then learn more here: https://www.biocycle.net/2018/11/14/warm-hug-compost
Dirt Hugger
Join Pierce Louis for a virtual tour of Dirt Hugger’s heat recovery system. The Dirt Hugger composting facility utilizes heat recovered from active compostin...
What is Compostable Packaging?
PepsiCo is working to make our packaging 100% recyclable, compostable, or biodegradable by 2025. So, what is compostable packaging? How is it composted? And ...
Institute for Local Self-Reliance
Unit based pricing or Pay As You Throw is leading the way to zero waste. Check out this article from ILSR's co-founder, Neil Seldman for more:
Via(BioCycle Magazine)
Thank you Ecoverse! It's been a great week.
We had a great week in Raleigh, NC for the BioCycle Event BioCycle Magazine. Here is a picture of our food waste and de-packaging specialist talking about pre-processing for AD and composting!
#REFOR18
Just getting going exhibiting on the 1st day of the BioCycle Magazine event. We love learning and spreading the word on organics recycling!
McGill SoilBuilder Compost
If your community or business deals with or generates yard waste, you may be interested in this BioCycle Magazine article comparing the costs of various yard waste collection scenarios: https://www.biocycle.net/2018/10/11/evaluating-options-curbside-yard-trimmings-collection/?utm_source=%40BioCycle&utm_campaign=b94c17c5ed-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_10_11_05_31&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_54de51a9ab-b94c17c5ed-513770209
BioCycle #REFOR18 Conference Opening Plenary Think Tank Speakers
Tanja Vujic, Director of Biogas Strategy, Duke University
Brian Paganini, VP & Managing Director, Quantum Biopower
Charles E. Love, Renewable Energy Acquisition, Trillium
Robert Bonnie, Rubinstein Fellow, Duke University's Nicholas Institute
We're in Raleigh, NC for BioCycle #REFOR18 and this morning's American Biogas Council workshop on #RNG is about to begin.
Alaska Compost Network
Did you realize that there is a whole COMPOST INDUSTRY in this country? As in more than 4,000 compost facilities? With regulations and best management practices? From multi-million $ mega facilities to boutique bike-powered micro operations? And that composting supports 4x as many jobs as landfilling and incineration? COMPOSTING IS FOR REAL, FOLKS! Read the short version of the report in BioCycle Magazine, which links to the full report at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance.
https://www.biocycle.net/2014/07/16/state-of-composting-in-the-u-s/
Evaluating Options For Curbside Yard Trimmings Collection: http://bit.ly/2RGXYEW Solid Waste Association of North America
#compost #recycling #charlotte #carbon
GESS International Caps String of Biogas Announcements in NC with Lead Sponsorship of Renewable Energy Conference, Oct. 15-18
RALEIGH, N.C. (PRWEB) October 10, 2018 -- GESS’s plans for biogas plants throughout NC -- including a just-announced facility in Robeson Co. -- promise new jobs and energy sources
See you at the BioCycle REFOR18 Conference next week Continental Biomass Industries
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Big thanks to all who attended last week’s Factory Forum!
CBI & Terex Ecotec machines put on a great show in the demo arena.
We'll be in Raleigh, North Carolina next week for BioCycle Magazine's East Coast Show! Visit CBI & Ecotec at Booth #3.
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Prince George's County Organics Composting Facility, site tour stop 3 #BioCycleEC
DC Water Bioenergy Facility #BioCycleEC Site Tour, stop 2
Days End Farm Horse Rescue: In-Vessel Composting, Bedding Products Located in Howard County, Maryland
And getting set up in Exhibit Ballroom
Live from #BioCycleEC Happy Hour
BioCycle #REFOR16 site tour 2: Alliance Dairies
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BioCycle #REFOR16 Exhibit Hall is setting up
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