AdkAction’s Compost for Good project hosted a Compost Town Hall on December 16 to kick off a year-long USDA grant project to support organics upcycling business development in the North Country. In two sessions, the community offered feedback on the topic “What does the North Country need to support a thriving community composting culture?”
You can watch recordings of each session below. Share your opinions by filling out this Compost for Good survey.
Compost for Good is excited to open the doors to its Human Urine Research and Demonstration (HURD) facility in the Adirondacks, inviting scientists, educators, policy makers, engineers, architects, and entrepreneurs from around the world to explore cutting-edge methods for transforming human urine into nutrient-rich compost. John Culpepper and Katie Culpepper,
As the vibrant summer blooms fade and the crisp autumn air begins to settle in, many people start preparing their gardens for winter. However, it’s important to remember that pollinators like bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects still need our support in the fall. In upstate New York, the changing
AdkAction, in partnership with the Town of Indian Lake, is proud to announce that they have been awarded a $124,396 Smart Growth Grant by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC). This grant will fund a groundbreaking three-year project to transform a capped landfill in Indian Lake