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Boulder County puts proposed compost facility on hold after neighbors raise concerns
Ground water contamination, odor and increased traffic at issue
The project is meant to help Boulder County with its Zero Waste infrastructure goals, but neighbors say a proposed countywide composting facility is not as âgreenâ as it sounds.
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Bob Yost holds a handful of finished compost at A1 Organics in Keenesburg, which now processes Boulder County food waste. Officials hope to build a local facility.
Bob Yost, a company vice president, watches the mixture of yard waste and food scraps form a long pile. The material comes from cities in Boulder County, all of which now offer residential compost pickup. The orange peels and tree branches are ground before being trucked about 50 miles to A1, where massive machines stir the material until it decomposes into compost.
But Yost said little of the final product will return to food producers along the Front Range. Most of it ends up going to landscapers.
Emma Stone, Jeremy Strong and Kelly Ripa Turn out for Child Mind Institute Gala
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Emma Stone, Jeremy Strong and Kelly Ripa.
Gabrielle Union, Jeannie and Jim Gaffigan were among the participants at Tuesday night’s event that supported children and communities in need to the tune of $6.3 million.
The Child Mind Institute an independent, national nonprofit dedicated to helping children and families struggling with mental health and learning disorders pulled off its 11th annual benefit Tuesday night by going virtual amid the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing a slew of celebrities along for the digital ride and raising $6.3 million in the process.
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