We will be working on the presentation this week using google docs. 

Extra credit is due December 4.

Sarah will submit the presentation when it is finished.

Mrs. Trunzo needs to be given the link to our blog.

We have agreed to not meet Friday 13th, however, Sarah will be logged in at http://tinychat.com/eng331, just in case.

Worms will save the day.

With vermicomposting you are not only composting but are speeding up the process and making use of other available resources.  This is something that can easily be done. The container that holds the worms and compost material is very easy to make and maintain.  Once the organic waste has finished decomposing the soil that results is very nutrient rich and can be used to grow more food. It is a very efficient way of recycling.

I think we are going to meet tomorrow (Friday) instead of today at 7 pm. Is this okay for everyone?

Group Leader: Michael Sakuluk

Group Coordinator: Sarah Zimmerman

Group meeting site: "Tiny Chat" chat room

Topic: University food service sites to use worm farming barrels to cut-down on the cost of waste disposal fees. This has been implemented by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Research Triangle Park (RTP) with some success.

Roles for project research: (please add your own)

Sarah- Start-up cost analysis

Jim-

Eddie-

Michael-

Tony-

Next meeting date: (does someone have this???)

Next Leader: Jim Hurley

Next Coordinator: Tony Ferguson