Compost: Decayed organic material (like food and yard debris)
used to improve soil and provide nutrients as plant fertilizer.
Composting involves mixing yard and household organic waste in a
pile or bin and providing conditions that encourage
decomposition. There are tons of kitchen scraps you can add to a
compost pile – and only a few you shouldn’t since they can
attract unwanted pests. Here’s a list of kitchen things that
shouldn’t be composted: meat, fish, fat, grease, dairy, pasta &
bread products, rice, and bones. Click here for an easy guide on
starting your own compost bin. The Associated Press just
released findings on a statistical analysis of 36 years of
monthly, inflation-adjusted gasoline prices and U.S. domestic
oil production that found no statistical correlation between how
much oil comes out of U.S. wells and the price at the pump. And
there you have it. In essence, drill, baby drill is just a pipe
dream. Literally. According to AP, “If more domestic oil
drilling worked as politicians say, you