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Worm bins give you another way to manage food waste in the city. In this episode, we compare worm bins to their close relative, the green cone.<br />
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Worm bins give you another way to manage food waste in the city. In this episode, we compare worm bins to their close relative, the green cone.

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Worm bins give you another way to manage food waste in the city. In this episode, we compare worm bins to their close relative, the green cone.<br>
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Master Composters #4: Worm Bins

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