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This May, New York City Council members introduced a bill to mandate universal curbside composting by the end of 2023 and another to guarantee a minimum of three organics drop-off sites in each district (they are currently concentrated unevenly). https://t.co/S6BXbOSzeC https://t.co/cYvs5yMXtm — PolitiTweet.org

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While city composting programs have been stop-and-go due to budget cuts, grass-roots efforts have filled the gaps, in fighting for accessible local collection services and processing facilities. https://t.co/S6BXbOSzeC https://t.co/fzNZjtSmap — PolitiTweet.org

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Lou Reyes and Caren Tedesco are among those leading the effort. During lockdown in 2020, they used their pug’s Instagram to post callouts for composting materials. Their first weekend they collected 700 pounds. Reyes now works at the nonprofit Big Reuse. https://t.co/S6BXbOSzeC https://t.co/690fzOmg1b — PolitiTweet.org

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