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Growing Sustainability : Proposing an Enhanced Community Composting Initiative for College Place, WA

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Growing Sustainability : Proposing an Enhanced Community Composting Initiative for College Place, WA
Description

Explores the current landscape of composting and waste management in the Walla Walla, WA region, with a particular focus on College Place, WA. Through a comprehensive site visit to the Sudbury Landfill and detailed interviews with key figures in its operations, this study reveals significant insights into the challenges and opportunities associated with community composting in the area - and by transference, in many small towns. The study identifies scale as a major issue, with financial barriers and the absence of a curbside collection service limiting the size of the effort. However, this paper suggests ways to expand the composting infrastructure through partnerships with local farmers and schools, along with community engagement and education efforts.

Date Created
2024
Contributors
  • Williams, Sarah (Author)
  • Merrigan, Kathleen (Kathleen Ann), 1959- (Contributor)
  • Dobrow, Joe (Contributor)
  • Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems (Issuing body)
Topical Subject
  • Compost
  • Community development
Geographic Subject
  • Washington (State)
Keywords
  • Food Systems — Composting and recycling
  • Food Systems — Food waste
  • Food Systems — General
Resource Type
Text
Extent
1 PDF file (34 pages)
Language
eng
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School of Sustainability Graduate Culminating Experiences
Identifier
Peer-reviewed
Open Access
No
Issuance
single unit
Handle
https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.2.N.202878
Copyright Date
2024
Statement of Responsibility
Prepared By: Sarah Williams
Prepared For: Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems, Arizona State University
Cataloging Standards
asu2
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Cohort Year 2022
bibliography
Includes bibliographical references.
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System Modified
  • 2026-01-21 12:21:13
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  • 4 months 2 weeks ago
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