For the first Berkshire Green Drinks event of 2024, John Pitroff of Second Chance Composting presented on Wednesday, January 10, at The Barn of Williams Inn in Williamstown, MA.
John gave us a look into the comprehensive world of composting as he illuminated both residential and commercial aspects, addressing what materials can or cannot be composted and the underlying reasons. He explored common concerns surrounding composting, giving insights into the intricacies of the composting process and the importance of composting on a localized and broader scale. John also shared how Second Chance Composting contributes to community building and is working to make composting accessible to all. Explore this enlightening discussion at the intersection of environmental awareness and sustainable practices!
***We ran out of time towards the end of the presentation, so John skipped the last video in his presentation. Watch the video here: • Second Chance Composti...
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
John Pitroff started Second Chance Composting in June 2022 and has worked tirelessly to make composting available and a top priority in the Berkshires. In 16 months, his company has diverted 377,329 pounds of material from the landfill, including 124,686 pounds of food scraps. John is also the alternative commissioner for the Town of Adams Northern Berkshire Solid Waste Management District, a 2022 Graduate of the Vermont Compost Operator Certification Program, and the 2023 Massachusetts MassRecycle Individual Award winner. Learn more at secondchanceco...
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Berkshire Green Drinks (formerly Pittsfield Green Drinks) is an informal gathering on the second Wednesday of the month that's organized by Berkshire Environmental Action Team (BEAT). A guest speaker talks about an environmentally-related topic for about 30 minutes beginning at 6 PM, and the presentation is followed by a discussion and Q&A. These nights are free and open to everyone with any environmental interest. The drinks aren't green but the conversations are. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to join and bring along questions!
BEAT is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit located in Pittsfield, MA. Its mission is to protect the environment for wildlife in support of the natural world that sustains us all. BEAT has three major focal areas: stewardship, education & outreach, and watchdogging. Through its work, BEAT enacts meaningful change throughout Berkshire County, western Massachusetts, and beyond. Learn more at www.thebeatnew...
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