"The bins were given out this July as part of a government-funded residential food waste pickup program , said Ian Ashcraft with the St. Louis County Department of Public Health.
At no cost to them, residents of the Brookside subdivision could opt in to the program that provides weekly pickup of combined food and yard waste through Republic Services."
Nowhere in the US has it been demonstrated that all of this food waste recycling 'talk' might ever be ACCOMPLISHED AT A PROFIT?? Especially a PROFIT that might make common shareholders of a sub-penny stock with 25 BILLION shares, and zero assets, 'stinking rich' LOL.
Thanks for donating though!
GLTY and JMO
Please help save the earth. It's our only source of chocolate.
