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See MakeSoil founder Josh Whiton and others working to repair the planet at the upcoming Solar Punk Summit in Austin, TX.

Thanks @pulppantry, the feeling is mutual. Love what you do to keep yummy juice bar pulp out of landfills. And with whatever's left over, let's #makesoil

MakeSoil founder Josh Whiton was interviewed by CNN about countertop food recyclers. Here are some excerpts:

There's no need to get lost in the sustainability matrix. Food waste doesn't belong in the trash, not in this reality or any others. Neighborhood Soil Makers are waiting to receive your food scraps. So join the resistance. Use our website or app to find a Soil Maker near you.

We had the pleasure of hosting the visionary founder of MakeSoil.org, Josh Whiton, on the Health Science Podcast, hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino. Join the movement and listen to the podcast at healthscience.org/040-Josh-Whiton #CompostRevolution #SoilHealth #SustainableLiving

Meet Sara from Florida, one of the world’s leading Soil Makers on MakeSoil. And as you flick through the slides above, allow yourself to be inspired by her story. Get the MakeSoil app, and join or start a soil site near you today!

New soil sites this week! - Rhode Island, North Carolina, California, Florida, and Pennsylvania (USA) - Victoria, Queensland, and Tasman (Australia) - West Bengal (India) There’s a global movement to repair the planet underway! Join at makesoil.org

Whatever AI is or isn't, or does or doesn't do, or regardless of whether WWIII happens or not — we need to be putting our food scraps back into the food system instead of sending 95% of them worldwide to landfills each day.

Highlighting some new soil sites & supporters this week! - Mississippi, Ohio, California, Florida, Georgia (USA) - Glasgow, UK - Dubai, UAE - Tasman, NZ - Hong Kong There’s a global movement to repair the planet underway! Join at makesoil.org

Highlighting some new soil sites & supporters this week! Utah, Arizona, Massachusetts, Illinois, Georgia (USA) Birmingham, UK Nafplio, GR Nelson, NZ Groningen, NL There’s a global movement to repair the planet underway! Join at makesoil.org

MakeSoil will be attending the UN COP28 summit in Dubai to help attendees know that we can take direct regenerative action now, in our communities, without delay. We have numerous soil sites in Dubai and were even written up in the UAE National newspaper! thenationalnews.com/uae/environmen…

Thanks Good Good Good for the mention! Please get a food waste minimizing strategy in place this Thanksgiving, including finding a 'soil maker' near you. goodgoodgood.co/articles/donat…

Making soil (instead of garbage) is one of the most impactful things we can do. Join a soil site (or start one) and use MakeSoil to track your impact. Together we can show that individual actions matter at a global scale.

Make soil wherever you can, even in urban environments. Our latest video shows one way to do it. #makesoil youtu.be/-hcEKpiZyaM

How can we harness soil to combat climate change? 🌱🌎 Dive into this topic with Josh Whiton from MakeSoil at #ECBerkeley, unraveling how regenerative soil practices can contribute to sustainability. 👉 April 13-14, San Francisco: lu.ma/ECSF2024 #LabWeekPG

EPA data shows that less than 5% of residential food waste is composted. This important CNBC article on composting highlights how MakeSoil can be the solution.

We’re kicking off Season 3 of The Regeneration Will Be Funded with guest Josh Whiton Josh Whiton, founder of MakeSoil MakeSoil, an open software platform designed to connect your food scraps with soil makers. Josh also writes about artificial intelligence and recently

Many don't know the answer to this simple question. Please share.

What’s happening to food waste in California? MakeSoil founder Josh Whiton goes behind the scenes to find out. Please join our growing network to become part of the solution. 🌱

mmhm.. a reminder that it’s still possible 🌱 to be in community, to contribute, to grow something living. this is what that looks like. 💚