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Rubber City Reuse founder and owner Ben McMillan adds yard waste to a pile of food waste for composting at his company's main yard in Mogadore, Ohio.
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Rubber City Reuse founder and owner Ben McMillan adds yard waste to a pile of food waste for composting at his company's main yard in Mogadore, Ohio. (Ryan Loew / Ideastream Public Media)
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A compost pile at Rubber City Reuse's main yard in Mogadore, Ohio. (Ryan Loew / Ideastream Public Media)
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Rubber City Reuse founder and owner Ben McMillan turns a compost pile at his company's main yard in Mogadore, Ohio. (Ryan Loew / Ideastream Public Media)
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By putting food scraps into a compost pile, rather than a trash can, the carbon footprint for an individual, household or company can be significantly reduced, said
Rubber City Reuse founder and owner Ben McMillan. (Ryan Loew / Ideastream Public Media)
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