Free Permaculture Class #43 - Charlie Pioli
Welcome to Earth Month!
Organic waste comprises 50% of what our country sends to the landfill & incinerator. If we're serious about becoming a zero-waste society, we need to target this elephant in the room.
O-Town Compost Founder, Charlie Pioli, highlights the grassroots community composting movement that's happening in cities and towns around the country to recycle food waste into black gold compost.
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This class is offered weekly to everyone for free and all are welcome to join the live call by signing up at http://sustainablekashi.com/
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Charlie Pioli comes from a career in solid waste/recycling consulting, where he witnessed the egregious waste being generated and poorly managed around the country firsthand. Spurred to action, he started Orlando’s community composter to give his neighbors a sustainable option for their food scraps.
Find Charlie and O-Town Compost online:
Website: www.o-towncompost.com.
FB @otowncompost
IG: @otowncompost
Charlie's podcast, The Community Composting Podcast: https://anchor.fm/charlie-pioli
And for those listens who live in our service area and want to subscribe use promo code WESTORANGE for your first month free and subscribe here www.o-towncompost.com/subscribe
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We are so excited to be able to continue to offer these classes to you during these intense times. This is our 5th year of offering these free classes as a way for everyone to connect to a working regenerative community. Hope to see you on the call!
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