The Community That Transforms Food Scraps Together, Stays Together @PBSSoCal
The Community That Transforms Food Scraps Together, Stays Together  @PBSSoCal
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Like so many people, you might toss your kitchen scraps into the garbage without paying it a second thought. But all those potato peelings and carrot tops can be turned into nutrient rich soil through the centuries-old process of composting. In Southern California, LA Compost is working to spark a composting movement, where friends and neighbors come together to create a higher purpose for food waste through cooperative composting.

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