Re: Compost


On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, you wrote:


> 
> Worse still are the differences between a municipal yard waste compost
> and a municipal solid waste compost. Some of the municipal solid waste
> composts can contain undesirable levels of heavy metals, particularly
> arsenic and lead. See for example:

	I went and actually read the www page for the program I intend
to use. Figured it was a good idea.  Turns out it's leaf compost.

http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/compost/leaf1998.htm

	The program that uses yard waste is quite a drive so I had
ruled it out. 

	Since it's leaf compost I think that rules out some of the
problems. Chemicals and disease could still be a problem. I'll quiz
them about the program when I call them.

	I already compost everything I can but I just can't produce
enough to matter. Stuff keeps going into the composter but very little
ever comes out. I swear the thing is full most weeks but shrinks to
half full over night.

Nick


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