Another Earth

Food is love. In this unstable world, access to fresh food is freedom, security and luxury. Earth Mart functions as a preventive health infrastructure that converts everyday food waste into a near-zero-cost behavioral intervention, enabling continuous habit formation through composting and gardening integrated into our daily routines.

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Earth Mart is a neighborhood gathering place, where we reconnect with nature on what to buy, cook, recycle, and eat; thus, one stop shops circular market. Grow another Earth: Food Waste to Food Security.

What We Do

Self-Reinforcing Health Infrastructure.

Earth Mart is not a farm; it is a Health Infrastructure Platform.

Health Infrastructure Platform provides lifestyle exercise prescriptions.

Behavioral Health Interventions operating through ecological literacy and habit forming.

Grow Another Earth.

Food Supply Chain Problem in Numbers

80 million tons

Americans waste 35% of the food produced or imported in the U.S. every year, which is approximately 80,000,000 tons. 54,200,000 tons go to landfill/incineration; or left on the field to rot.

270 metric tons

Producing this food wasted consumes 20% of fresh water and cropland; and generates around 270 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually, the same as 58,000,000 cars.

$408 million

$408,000,000,000 each year to grow, process, transport, and dispose of food that is never eaten.

10.5%

10.5% of American households faced food insecurity in 2019 and 2020, both before and after the pandemic began.

Only 5% of U.S food waste are getting composted. In facilitating fast neighborhood composting, we can generate new income sources for small, beginning, veteran, and socially disadvantaged farmers and create new market opportunities for value-added products, creating training programs, strengthening regional and local food system infrastructure, developing healthy habits and enhance mental physical wellbeing.

Why Now?

Health Infrastructure Platform - we all can start with what we have and grow happiness.

Regular participation in structured food production and preparation activities creates sustained lifestyle behavior change through experimental learning, social reinforcement, and environmental redesign.

Composting and Gardening are not hobbies, they are Behavioral Health Interventions operating through ecological literacy and habit forming.