Food waste is a significant problem. Americans throw away approximately $165 billion worth of food each year, according to a recent study by the … [Read more...] about Food Waste Prevention: Use It
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Traffic Advisory: Sewer bypass equipment in traffic lane near I-5 S on-ramp at Mercer
Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) emergency repair crew responded to an overflow near the on-ramp to I-5 Southbound at Mercer Street Friday, Sept. 2. A … [Read more...] about Traffic Advisory: Sewer bypass equipment in traffic lane near I-5 S on-ramp at Mercer
Food Waste Prevention: Storage
Food waste is a significant problem. Americans throw away approximately $165 billion worth of food each year, according to a recent study by the … [Read more...] about Food Waste Prevention: Storage
Food Waste Prevention: the Grocery Store
Food waste is a significant problem. Americans throw away approximately $165 billion worth of food each year, according to a recent study by the … [Read more...] about Food Waste Prevention: the Grocery Store
Normal Solid Waste Collection Schedule on Labor Day
Seattle garbage, recycling, and food and yard waste collections will be on normal schedule for Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5. Seattle Public Utilities … [Read more...] about Normal Solid Waste Collection Schedule on Labor Day
FAQ: How can I speed up my yard waste composting process?
A: The secret to faster yard waste composting is to maintain your pile’s moisture level. Composting is a great way to reduce waste and keep your soil … [Read more...] about FAQ: How can I speed up my yard waste composting process?
Water and Wildlife: The Cedar River Watershed
Do you know where your drinking water comes from? Take a look at the picture to the left. Stunning, isn’t it? The City of Seattle’s Cedar River … [Read more...] about Water and Wildlife: The Cedar River Watershed
FAQ: Are pesticides the only effective option to avoid pests and weeds?
A: No! Natural pest and weed control methods are just as effective. Whether you’re a novice or expert gardener, pests and weeds can be a source … [Read more...] about FAQ: Are pesticides the only effective option to avoid pests and weeds?
FAQ: Whoa! Why is my utility bill so high?
A: The culprit could be an unknown leak, or overuse of water and solid waste services. Paying bills is task that has unanimous agreement—it’s … [Read more...] about FAQ: Whoa! Why is my utility bill so high?
Murray appoints new Seattle Public Utilities Director
Mayor Ed Murray today announced his appointment for the Director of Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), Mami Hara. Hara is an experienced utility … [Read more...] about Murray appoints new Seattle Public Utilities Director
FAQ: What are common watering systems and how do I use them?
A: Three common watering systems are watering wands, automatic irrigation, and soaker hoses. Watering wands are used for individual plants or small … [Read more...] about FAQ: What are common watering systems and how do I use them?
Seattle City Council to consider 3-year solid waste rate plan
Proposal would increase garbage rates by an average of 4.4 percent annually SEATTLE — In keeping with Seattle Public Utilities’ long-term strategic … [Read more...] about Seattle City Council to consider 3-year solid waste rate plan