claim: says "of the 2,000 portland households in the year-long (composting) pilot, 87 percent of participants reported being satisfied with the overall system."
author: sam adams
evidence_1: says "of the 2,000 portland households in the year-long (composting) pilot, 87  percent of participants reported being satisfied with the overall system.".
evidence_2: past two years. ... percent. there are now over 150 com- munities with source  separated organ- ... waste,” reports brian mathews, senior ... residential food  waste collection and composting in the u.s. ... households participation 1.  tonnage. paper, green. pilot. state/municipality .... will be implemented,” says  tim frey of.
evidence_3: prehensive approach to composting, curbside collection, but also includes  smaller-scale .... the pilot after participation dropped below 30 households.  burnsville ...
evidence_4: jan 12, 2012 ... “roughly 75 percent of the cost of curbside waste programs is collection, ... table  1. residential food waste collection and composting in the u.s. (part 1) ...  program will be implemented,” says tim frey of crown disposal, the ..... a  yearlong residential food waste pilot with 2,000 households starting in 2010.
evidence_5: accident. four years ago, city council unanimously adopted ....  in 2010: • 87 percent were satisfied with the livability of ... 2015, the most affluent  20 percent of households took home ... where would the city be without the  portland plan and the ...... the rating system used in this report places actions  into.