EPISODE · Aug 18, 2021 · 37 MIN

71 | Peat

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In this episode, Max and Henry dive into the wonderful world of composting! They speak with Mark Templeton, CEO of Peat, about how his company is providing composting services at a larger scale for restaurant owners and local municipalities in New York. Peat’s mission is focused on simplifying the process of turning food scraps into compost in major urban markets.

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