This stuff can work wonders and it is a perfect option to repurpose a wide variety of things. Compost can reuse and repurpose vegetable, food, and fruit scraps, leaves, weeds, manure, newspaper, cardboard, etc. Compost limits the use of water for plants, is steroid rich with nutrients,  blocks harmful diseases from affecting plant and helps improve root and soil structure. Compost not can reuse but benefits our planet

I have had previously used compost with several plants and have witnessed the length and healthiness doubled other than plants with regular soil.

I agree with Nick. If more and more people compost their food waste, there will be more nutrients in our plants' soil. This would benefit our planet because we aren't piling up more and more trash in our landfills. In addition with the rich soil, this could help grow plants such as oranges, tomatoes, and apples. If we keep composting our food scraps, we would create a healthier environment.

I agree that widespread composting could be extremely beneficial, especially to residents of suburban areas with little land.  By composting, people could create nutrient-rich soils that they can use, farming intensively in their yards rather than extensively across larger tracts of land.  This would also be beneficial in today's world with a population hurdling toward eight billion and beyond.  Rather than draining nutrients from the limited land we have, we could reduce waste and add increase soil nutrients by turning toward composting.

I couldn't agree more with your opinion on composting because I have also seen the wonders compost can do for a plant and for the environment. Composting is the best natural fertilizer there is and it is also eco friendly compared to man-made fertilizer that pollutes our underground drinking water. I hope one day everyone will realize the importance of composting because it can do wonders in making our environment healthier and putting good use to our compostable scraps.