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A city started a composting program for restaurants to turn food waste into fertilizer

时间:2025-11-21 03:57:58 来源:Everforward Digital Systems 作者:Creative Ideas 阅读:142次

A city started a composting program for restaurants to turn food waste into fertilizer

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