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| Kitchen waste (left over food, for example) produces methane - a particularly potent greenhouse gas. Composting exposes these materials to oxygen, preventing the release of methane, and producing a useful, nutrient rich by-product, which can be added to your beds. Most councils now supply composting bins, or better still, invest in a wormery. A compost heap can built for relatively little expense. |