Natural Capitalism: Compost
The elimination of garbage waste via Natural Capitalism
The objective of this group is to help get ideas, feedback, and resources for our business concpet. I would invite all who are interested in composting as a profitable business to give input and, if very inerested, become involved as we are actively looking for help to make this work. We have formed a company Energy Collective and are actively speaking wi ...learn more
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Created: Jun 02, 2008
Updated: Jul 16, 2009
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Ken Cousins
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I am a political scientist with a background in Environmental and Natural Resource Politics, Political Economy, and Ecological Economics; I also have training and experience in sustainable (organic) agriculture, both in the United States and Latin America. My research interests include the effects of scale on information availability in global markets - local consumption is far more likely to be informed consumption - and what this suggests for consumer-driven efforts to achieve economic, social, and environmental sustainability.