Across South Africa, large volumes of food and garden waste are collected each week – from homes, restaurants, fresh produce markets and public spaces. Most of it is taken straight to landfill, where it breaks down to emit a vast amount of methane. What many people don’t realise is that this everyday material, when managed
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There are many disruptors to biodiversity in South Africa’s wildlife reserves. This may include climate change, human-wildlife conflict, development, and more. However, many would not immediately identify organic waste as a major disruptor to biodiversity, but if not managed correctly, this waste stream can have far reaching implication on the surrounding ecosystem. BiobiN South Africa
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Across South Africa, large volumes of food and garden waste are collected each week, from homes, restaurants, fresh produce markets and public spaces. Most of it is taken straight to landfill, where it breaks down to emit a vast amount of methane. What many people don’t realise is that this everyday material, when managed properly,
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