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Kitchen Waste to Energy:
How We Turn Trash into
Power

, What is Kitchen Waste?

Organic Materials
Fruit Scraps
Peels, cores, and overripe pieces

Kitchen waste includes all the leftover
food, fruit peels, vegetable scraps,
Vegetable Waste
eggshells, coffee grounds, and other
Stems, leaves, and unused parts
organic materials we produce while
cooking and eating. These materials
are biodegradable, so they can easily Leftover Food

be broken down by nature, without Cooked food that wasn't eaten

pollution.

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