Curbside compost coming to Queens
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Beginning Oct. 3, all residential buildings in Queens will automatically get weekly compost and organic waste collection from the Department of Sanitation, Mayor Eric Adams announced.
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Curbside compost signups open
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“To move towards a zero-waste city, we need to put this very valuable material to beneficial reuse.”
Bin there, done that: NYC set to reinstate curbside compost collection
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"Huzzah, the brown bins are back!"
Read MoreNYC councilmembers, advocates challenge Parks over Big Reuse eviction
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“It is outrageous that you're pitting one community against another.”
Read MoreCompost coalition fights to stop eviction of Queens organization
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“The city and Parks walking away from community composting is disgraceful and sickening.”
Read MoreCity kicks key Queens compost site to the curb
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“It’s ethically abhorrent in the climate crisis.”
Read MoreQueens composters get funding boost after NYC halts curbside pickup
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In the coming weeks, partners across the city like the Queens Botanical Gardens, Big Reuse and GrowNYC will be able to facilitate local collections, which were scaled back when COVID-19 increased budget restrictions.
Read More6 Reasons to Add Compost to Your Yard Before Winter
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Adding compost to your lawn is an essential part of supporting the soil of your yard.
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