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TreeHugger Tip: Alter Eco's Angela Lindvall on Composting

by Emma Grady, New York, NY on 07.22.08
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Angela Lindvall co-host of Planet Green’s Alter Eco is making sustainability sexy with her green tip on composting.
Angela is also the founder of Collage, a non-profit, multi-platform communication platform, that brings together ideas on issues on the environment, health, science and art and presents them across a variety of entertainment formats. The fashion model applies her savvy sense of style to modern eco-living in her interview with TreeHugger's Meaghan O'Neill.

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Angela: The biggest thing right now I think is composting.

Meaghan: Is it easy or hard?

Angela: It’s pretty easy. I started before I actually had my compost, or at least removing my food and throwing it outdoors so it was going back into the earth. But now I’m able to produce earth and grow more food with it.

Meaghan: And what are you growing?

Angela: Right now, I haven’t actually had a chance to plant my beds yet, but I’m planning all of that. Right now, I actually just have herbs and flowers

Meaghan: Excellent. Sounds good!"


Angela's tip on separating food waste from the rest of your trash is great! Going a step further and actually starting a compost is even better. While many TreeHugger readers already compost, Angela highlights the joy of composting which is that you are creating soil which can be used for growing herbs, flowers, fruits and vegetables!

Thanks, Angela!

More on Composting
Compost: How to Make It, Bins, Piles and More
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Comments (2)

Not started her bed yet? The road to hell is paved with good intentions. And how lovely to hear that she just tossed food out the window..... That's the problem with things labelled "biodegradable" - people think it's then OK to heave them out the window........
Let's have some serious items on Treehugger, please.

jump to top bikesaddle says:

hey bikesaddle, you really can't tell when someone's kidding, can you? have you seen alter eco? this week they launched an organic jean collection, set up recycling jean scraps into home insulation for the entire factory floor, and retrofitted a gasoline touring bus with hydrogen injection. her garden is outside her kitchen window!!!

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