The new composting station in Eyjafjördur, Northern Iceland is Europe’s largest, handling over 10,000 tons of organic refuse each year and costing about 500 million ISK. The station provides a very environmentally sound solution for the problem of whereto put organic waste from Northern Iceland was to go.
Composting provides a natural source of organic matter usable for farming and agriculture, reduces the need for increasing landfills and can offset the need for chemical fertilizer, proving to be a green solution all around.
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By: newenergy on December 28, 2009
at 8:53 am