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L.A. is finally separating food waste from trash. Will residents embrace composting?

For all the smiles and goodwill they attracted on a recent morning, the workers in the big green truck might have been hawking popsicles and Choco Tacos. But on this hot Saturday near downtown, the people of Los Angeles were showering their love not on the ice cream man, but the trash man.

The reason: L.A. Sanitation & Environment employees were delivering composting pails to every home and apartment in the Sunset Junction neighborhood west of Dodger Stadium. If all goes as planned, the expansion of this program will allow every Angeleno to conveniently recycle kitchen scraps, thereby reducing the burden on landfills and helping stem the production of Earth-warming greenhouse gases.

Read more at the Los Angeles Times.

Cynthia HirschhornAugust 18, 2022Los Angeles, cities, climate, environment, civic engagement
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