A new study from Hofstra University examines how well New York City’s composting initiative is reaching residents, assessing both public awareness and engagement levels. Researchers analyzed participation rates and barriers to adoption, highlighting gaps between program outreach and actual community involvement. The findings could inform strategies to boost recycling efforts and reduce waste in urban areas. Results suggest that while composting awareness exists, practical challenges may limit broader participation.
Measuring Awareness and Participation in NYC’s Composting Program Hofstra University News
