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Carolyn Pace traded in pageant dresses and tiaras for Patagonia coveralls and a Ford F250 pickup truck last year, after moving to Aurora and starting her own composting business, called Wompost. In just a year, the 30-year-old former Miss Boise has gained nearly 200 clients around Aurora, where there used to be few options for compost pick up. The road from preening on a pageant runway to making warm muck from garbage full-time has actually been a logical journey, she says. Read the rest in the article! Photos and article credit of the Aurora Sentinel.
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3/2/2020 02:35:28 am
Human dealing is one of the main issues. Individuals give some cash to the blameless individuals and attempt to include them criminal behavior. The administration should follow every one of the individuals who are engaged with this demonstration. I am with you to help in this crusade. 7/15/2021 10:53:48 am
Great path that you've chosen! Beautiful queen and with a heart to solve the world's problem to reduce waste. I will support you! 7/19/2021 01:50:44 pm
Great decision Carolyn Pace! I’m also very motivated to combat waste in order to protect the environment and community from hazardous materials and liquids. Keep inspiring! Leave a Reply. |
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Howdy! I'm the Zero Waste Cowgirl, owner of Wompost and Recycle Almost Everything in Aurora, Colorado. I'm trying to clean up this dad gum world. Archives
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