I live in the country, so composting is easy. Now city-dwellers can take advantage of all those lovely coffee grounds and lettuce leftovers, and make excellent soil for their pot plants.
The author of "Square Foot Gardening" sez: "If every family had a mulch pile and used it to recycle their kitchen scraps and all their leaves and grass clippings, local taxes would be reduced, the price of oil would drop because we wouldn't use so much, and the balance of nature would be greatly restored." (via ac_zverina)

The NatureMill automatic compost machine is designed to sit unobtrusively in your kitchen. Its aesthetic may be neutral, but it's a small price to pay for the huge benefits it provides—an estimated landfill savings of more than two tons during its lifetime in a home with a family of four. Plus it generates a large volume of compost automatically—no cultures, worms, fuss or muss—just put food and paper on top, and remove the compost from the bottom. It is even odor free.

Available online from NatureMill for $399. (via Cool Hunting)

OH SO GREAT! Someone really smart must have done some serious thinking to make this product. I saw it at a home and garden show and they even had some of the compost that it made. It's really cool looking and and odor free. I have to start saving up for one!

A great composter for people who live in apartments or small houses.

it looks cool, doesn’t smell, and transforms your waste into fertilizer