I think number 4 is of utmost importance and it would be a great start for all of us. As my field of work demands it I have been closely observing its effects on land and plant life and I have been strongly recommending it to any of my clients. You've guessed it - I'm a gardener for a living and there is nothing more efficient than recycling waste when it comes to it. There are not many familiar with how valuable their "green and brown" kitchen waste can be for the soil in the garden. I hope you did not order them in way of importance or priority, correct? It's a great idea-suggestion post nonetheless. I completely agree with the rest of the list and your reflections.
I think number 4 is of utmost importance and it would be a great start for all of us. As my field of work demands it I have been closely observing its effects on land and plant life and I have been strongly recommending it to any of my clients. You've guessed it - I'm a gardener for a living and there is nothing more efficient than recycling waste when it comes to it. There are not many familiar with how valuable their "green and brown" kitchen waste can be for the soil in the garden. I hope you did not order them in way of importance or priority, correct? It's a great idea-suggestion post nonetheless. I completely agree with the rest of the list and your reflections.
Regards, Steward Blake @ https://www.allansgardeners.co.uk/garden-maintenance/