Green Mountain Technologies is proud to be a sponsor the NJ Compost Council’s 2023 Waste Management Summit on October 18, at the Rutgers EcoComplex. GMT’s Betsy LaForce will give an educational presentation about In-Vessel composting systems, as part of this …
Full Circle Farm & Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii Earth Flow
This 5 minute video shows the Earth Flow system we provided for Full Circle Farm and Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii.
$150M in Grants Available for Qualified Organics-Recycling Projects
The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) has made more than $150 million in grants available for qualified organics-recycling projects as part of the 2023 “Cycle 7” of this multi-year program. The application deadline for this round is …
Composting Underway in Phoenix
The City of Phoenix’s new composting facility is up and running and successfully producing high-quality compost. The facility was designed by Green Mountain Technologies and a team of architects and engineers. The ribbon was cut on the facility back in …
Composting at Zero Waste Facility in Canada
CLIENT CHALLENGE Gibson’s Recycling Depot is one of the first resource recovery facilities in British Columbia and is based on Zero Waste principles. The recycling facility is located on the Sunshine Coast Peninsula, in the Howe Sound near Vancouver. Buddy Boyd, …
How Composting Can Make A Difference
This article is an example one of many beginning to “connect the dots” between our global challenges and solutions. What does the loss of soil fertility and soil biodiversity have to do with the climate? How does composting save water? How does composting …
City Of Phoenix TAP (Turned Aerated Pile) Compost System – Spring 2017
GMT was hired to design a 200,000 ton per year food and yard waste composting system for the City of Phoenix. The project will be built in two phases at a site adjacent to the City recycling facility. The design …
Waste 360: Interest in Organics Diversion Grows
From Waste360.com: Interest in Organics Diversion Grows “Although controversy continues to swirl around traditional recycling, with regard to both its value and its cost, interest in organics diversion, particularly food waste, continues to grow. Despite depressed commodity prices and higher …