Although Biochar is a new term, its use in gardens is not a new concept. Researchers believe that the early inhabitants of the Amazon rainforest increased soil productivity through the use of Biochar, which they produced by slowly burning agricultural waste in ditches or pits.

It has long been common for farmers in the Amazon jungle to successfully grow cassava trees, corn, and melons in soil enriched with mulch, compost and Biochar. Currently, Biochar is very valuable in areas with insufficient water supplies and heavily depleted soils.

Gardening with Biochar increases plant growth and reduces the need for water and fertilizers. Because more moisture and nutrients stay in the soil and are not carried away into the groundwater, scientists believe that biochar-enhanced soil is more efficient by conserving essential nutrients such as magnesium, calcium, phosphorus and nitrogen. In addition, the nutrients present in the soil are more accessible to plants, which makes good soil better.

One great thing about Waste Recycling Services is that it is the key to reducing waste in landfills. From 1999 to 2018, the annual amount of waste sent to landfills in San Mateo County decreased by 32%, despite an 8% population growth and significant economic growth.

Materials that go to landfills remain forever, while recycled materials can be turned into new products. Making new products from recycled materials also reduces the demand for critical ingredients, which is essential because we live on a planet with limited resources! By reducing the need for necessary materials, we also save the energy used to extract and process these resources from our environment. Avail Organic Waste Recycling Europe today and help the country in going green.

Even with the energy required to process our recycled materials at our Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) and the power needed to convert recycled materials into new products, there are still net energy savings from recycling! Saving energy means reducing CO2 emissions, which contribute to climate change by acting as a heat sink in our atmosphere.

Composting also plays an essential role in preventing waste from landfills and plays a more significant role than recycling in our service areas. In 2018, the Shoreway Center for Environmental Protection received 120,000 tonnes of organic matter, about 50% more than the amount of material that could be recycled.

Also, the removal of organic matter may be even more important than the removal of recycling because when the organic matter goes to landfills, it decomposes and releases a gas known as methane.

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