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While this is cool, and I far prefer materials I can put in the compost pile over those bound for Trash Mountain, Incinerator, or Recycling Operation, the bette
by meristohm 5y ago
While this is cool, and I far prefer materials I can put in the compost pile over those bound for Trash Mountain, Incinerator, or Recycling Operation, the better action is to decrease demand by getting by with less, collectively. I'm not appealing to individuals to change their behavior, but to regulatory agencies so there's a sense of fairness.
- malleefowl 5y agoAccording to the Mushroom Packaging FAQ, it’s home compostable
- wy35 5y agoMushroom mycelium is organic material, so it is compostable. Why do you think it wouldn’t be? In fact, mycelium composts faster since it contains more nutrients than cardboard. Leftover mycelium is nutritious enough to be used as fertilizer for growing other crops.
- meristohm 5y agoOf course it is, and that’s great. I made a mistake in my writing.