This is how you want to be recycling coffee grounds – making use of a small strip of soil under some trees will do just fine! This is a little area between the road and a car park, on the way to my gym actually. What a pleasant surprise, I wonder which office it came … Continue reading
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The Amazing Opportunitites in Coffee Pulp Recycling
Photos taken by Zach Latimore on Finca Idealista Farm, Matagalpa, Nicaragua For most people, coffee grounds represent the “end” of the coffee process. Everything that has happened to those beans since they were picked from the tree has been done with the end goal of roasting them, grinding them, and then brewing coffee with them. … Continue reading
The Beautiful Inexactness of Composting
Annie objects to the smell; I wish I had become an environmental engineer. From the top of the hill to the left we see a concrete slab where the organics are dumped. They will be mixed with a portion of the mountains of yard waste staged to the right and then piled up to form … Continue reading
In the Company of Microbes
With a heave and a thud, I heard the 50-pound bin of coffee crack. So that’s what’s costing me almost seven dollars a pop? I’d have to tell Rachel that I had discovered the culprit and to be more careful when she unloaded the grounds from the car. While cold weather makes the bins brittle … Continue reading