In this episode, we discuss composting, organic residuals, and soil health with Dr. Sally Brown. Dr. Brown is a Research Associate Professor at the University of Washington’s School of Forest Resources where she focuses her research on cleaning up contaminated soils.
From metal hyperaccumulator plants to soil amendments, Dr. Brown is on a mission to help us to live in a more sustainable manner. So, how can we turn our cities green? Dr. Brown believes that by making the use and re-use of wastes part of our daily vocabulary, we may just have a shot…
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