I've looking at this indoor composter: http://www.naturemill.com/ Anyone know if it is anygood? I've found some reviews from a couple of years ago, and they were mixed. Any input is most appreciated. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

...seems that the local community might or might not welcome the jobs that the new facility might bring. In this case, it's not even NIMBY, but the squeaky wheel. One wonders what the group from Waianae's motivation is in relation to nearby wealthy landowners' opposition to the city dump in Waimanalo Gulch in Nanakuli. The composting company will certainly not change land values in Waianae.

...the earth's nonrenewable resources, like oil and metals, the one-way trip from raw material to disposed and forgotten waste makes less and less sense. Already we recycle aluminum to avoid mining, compost organic material to avoid generating methane in landfills and turn plastic into lumber. As it becomes more valuable, water will be no different. "We have to treat all waste as a resource,"...

... local farmers. Energy: Supplies 60 percent of campus power needs with renewable energy. Waste: Composts more than 20 tons of waste each month. Transportation: Students and faculty ride free ... that minimize harm to the environment. Highlight Waste: Partnered with a nearby farm to compost organic waste. Purchasing policy: Requires paper products to have at least 30 percent post-consumer ...

... though. Despite my knowing it's off the shelf corporate tea and all that I find it half wy decent, in a medicinal kind of way. TBerk I have some ten ren puerh in tea bags in the corner of my tea cupboard. It smells and tastes of a combination of library paste and compost pile. It will be a while before I order more, but I think in the meantime aging can only improve it. Toci

... job question raised earlier. The problem is that he has recycled his bullshit in his head so many times it has become a klien bottle, which can not be composted, or processed. You're probably right, fertilizer is too big a step up. Maybe toxic waste is closer? Yes, unless he's been dropped from the EPA's 'Superfund' lists. OTOH, he's so dense ...

... this point. Bullshit properly treated is a pretty good fertilizer. In fact we may have just solved the day job question raised earlier. The problem is that he has recycled his bullshit in his head so many times it has become a klien bottle, which can not be composted, or processed. You're probably right, fertilizer is too big a step up. Maybe toxic waste is closer?

... we may have just solved the day job question raised earlier. The problem is that he has recycled his bullshit in his head so many times it has become a klien bottle, which can not be composted, or processed. <http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7GGLD&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=klein+bottle&spell=1> -- http://improve-...

.... However, the lack of animal manure would cause problems for the organic farmers, so fields given over to that ought to see a doubling of yield as they convert to conventional methods. No composted plant manure is used instead. -- UK Radical Campaigns www.zing.icom43.net Motorists contribute to global starvation, environmental destruction and drink driving by using ethanol.

...On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 12:02:09 -0700 (PDT), Mycoloteur <mycolot...@gmail.com> wrote: You can get potting soil for about 1$ a cubic foot. Nurseries have bulk compost as well. Yeah, they look reasonably healthy otherwise. They will continue to grow vegatatively until a few weeks into their flowering, then they will produce only flowers till the end when they ...