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Health and Safety Guidance for Composting in the School Setting

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Brown21_Health___Safety_Guidance_for_Composting.pdf (744.52 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/74260
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Author
Brown, Nellie J.
Abstract

[Excerpt] A composting project in a school, either in the classroom or on the school property, can be a terrific opportunity for students to gain direct knowledge and experience with natural processes and a method of reducing and recycling biodegradable wastes. Although composting utilizes natural decay processes, these processes are occurring in a relatively small, concentrated area of a pile or bin. There is a potential for human exposure to the organisms involved and the products they produce.

Date Issued
2005-01-01
Keywords
composting
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school
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waste management
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Required Publisher Statement: © Cornell University. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
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article

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