If you live in Brooklyn, the composting program, which offers curbside compost pickup services for residents who separate ...

Between Queens and Brooklyn, the curbside program will serve nearly 5 million residents, making it the nation's largest composting program.

One of DSNY's new compost bins is seen at the intersection of Schulyer Street and Stuyvesant Place. The curbside composting ...

The city first launched the program in Queens and between both boroughs, it is expected to serve 5 million residents.

New York City's new mandatory composting law could usher in an era when organic waste collection becomes commonplace in U.S. cities, just as its bottle and can recycling program sparked a nationwide ...

New York City's new mandatory composting law could usher in an era when organic waste collection becomes commonplace in U.S.

New York’s quest to implement the nation’s biggest composting program will take a big, fairly quiet step forward next week, ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Commissioner Jessica Tisch reminded New ...

Moving to New York can be a culture shock. When Liz French decamped from Indiana to Long Island City, Queens, in 1989—well ...

Brooklynites will be able to put their compost at the curb just like their regular garbage and recycling so DSNY can cart it ...

New Yorkers never back down from a scrap, so composting is ramping up in the Big Apple. Cores of not-so-big apples and other ...