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Better World 2024: A community’s compost story

5 February 2024
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Ben & bEartha compost better world video awards
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A dedicated composter, taking community composting to the next level


Ben & bEartha follows the story of passionate composter Ben Bushell and explores the importance of this life-giving resource.

This film reveals the ways in which mechanical composting can support the need for food-waste solutions and the budding role of ‘community composting’. At the heart of Ben’s story and his passionate composting community is bEartha, an automatic composting machine with the potential to revolutionise small-scale commercial composting.


This film has been entered in the MPB Geographical Better World Video Awards. See all the entries and the winners.

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