Food waste recycled as clean carbon for soils
Channel: Griffith University
Date: 2018-06-25

Griffith University researchers are investigating the application of lean and green thinking to turn food waste into a super dynamic compost. 
The compost, made out from the food waste, is used to improve the soil conditions as fertilisers to grow more food. "It is about giving clean carbon back to the soil," say the  Cities Research Institute researchers.
The Research project engaged a Woongoolba waste processing plant to mix green waste (tree parts, twigs) and sugar cane mulch with food waste collected from GC2018 Commonwealth Games Village.