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COMPOST. A garbage scavenger has discovered a source of better income than just picking up trash in a garbage dump.

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I love plants, and having lots of them around.

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                    [AuthorName] => Archie Modequillo
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                    [Title] => Composting for scavengers at Inayawan landfill pushed
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                    [Title] => TIERRA MARIA HOLDS ENVIRONMENTAL LECTURE ON “Creating a Sustainable and Ecological Lifestyle”
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Tierra Maria Estates, as part of its advocacy for environmental protection, recently sponsored a lecture on “Creating a Sustainable and Ecological Lifestyle” with guest lecturers Chin Chin Gutierrez and Mr. Pat Acosta of Master’s Garden. Ms.
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                    [Title] => Turn those vegetable wastes into fertilizer
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MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando told reporters that the compost the MRFs are producing is piling up because no one is interested in purchasing it.


The piles of compost have already caused problems for the MMDA specifically at its Manggahan, Pasig MRF which the Pasig City government has threatened close down.


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