Join the League of Women Voters of Boulder County who will be facilitating a panel to clarify the history, what composting is, where does it come from, where does it go, what are the costs and the benefits, and where do we go from here.

When: Wednesday, April 14
Time: 5-6:30 p.m.
Location: Virtual, registration required

There has been much in the local news about a possible new compost facility to serve Boulder County. While the proposed location on open space off 287 has been taken out of consideration, the need for a facility remains.

Panelists

Tim Broderick, Senior Sustainability Strategist of Boulder County’s Office of Sustainability, Climate Action & Resilience (OSCAR)

Bob Yost, VP, Chief Technical Officer, A1 Organics, in Keenesburg (where BC compost is being processed currently)

Elizabeth Black, Founder of Citizen Science Soil Health Project

Charlie Kamenides, Longmont Waste Services Manager & Chair of Bldr Co. Recycling and Conservation Advisory Board(RCAB)

Dan Matsch, Manager, Eco-Cycle’s Compost Department

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