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The Compost Podcast
By Compostable.caEducation
The Compost Podcast episodes
- Fighting the Good Fight with Susan Antler of the Compost Council of Canada
The Compost Council of Canada has been working to restore agricultural soils and fight climate change since 1991. Executive Director Susan Antler recently joined us for a conversation about the evolution of the industry, and of the importance of focusing on greater organic waste diversion and composting in the quest for sustainability.
2 hr 15 min - Optimizing Waste Impacts for Events — The Story of the CNE
The CNE is a huge annual fair in Toronto that has set the example for how large-scale events can optimize the impacts from waste. Tune in to hear how the summer of 2025 set a new standard for the industry thanks to the CNE's ambitious efforts.
20 min
About The Compost Podcast
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The Compost Podcast explores everything compost — from food waste, organics recycling and composting technology to soil health, climate change, circular economy solutions and the future of sustainable waste management.
Presented by Compostable.ca, the podcast brings together composting industry experts, researchers, innovators, businesses and community leaders to explore the science, challenges, policies, technologies and real-world solutions shaping composting in Canada and around the world.
Each episode turns research and industry knowledge into practical, balanced conversations about how we can keep organic waste out of landfills, return valuable nutrients to the soil, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build more resilient communities.
Whether you work in the composting and organics industry, manage food or organic waste, develop sustainability initiatives, or simply want to understand how compost can be part of the climate solution, The Compost Podcast is a place to learn, exchange ideas and discover what’s working.
Better waste management and resource recovery. Healthier soil. More resilient communities. It all comes back to compost.