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Edmonton to increase compost processing capacity
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Last year, Edmonton began rolling out green bins to apartments and condos to divert more organic waste out of landfills. With more residents expected to join the program over the next four years, the city now needs to increase their compost processing capacity. Denis Jubinville, branch manager of waste services for the city, joined Mark Connolly on Edmonton AM to talk about the challenges ahead for the program.
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