ABC Online
By Sarina Locke A study has found that organic grain yields are on average up to 35 per cent lower than conventionally grown crops worldwide. But the report published in the journal Nature does find that organic fruit trees and legumes, that are well ...
New York Times (blog)

Voice of America
However, organic vegetables and cereal crops like maize and wheat had a lot lower yields compared to conventionally grown crops. Ms. Seufert says the soil on organic farms holds water better, and that can reduce the yield difference.
Montreal Gazette (blog)
Co.Exist
Malaysia Star

Bizcommunity.com
With waste to landfill becoming an ever critical concern, the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA) calls to attention the necessity for managing all our waste streams, especially that of organic waste. Anything from 35% to 40% of ...

CNN International (blog)
In 1995 two urban planners decided that Bangladesh needed better waste management. Around 70% of the city's waste is organic and, in their business model, this can be converted into opportunity. Trucks roll across the city collecting organic waste, ...

Utility Products
According to a release, British Sky Broadcasting and Heathrow Airport both will receive clean, carbon-neutral power by utilizing Turboden Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) turbogenerators. Turboden is a Pratt & Whitney Power Systems company, ...