@Alex Gleason veganism is a call for extermination against domesticated animals. Vegans are monsters who would wish ill on every one of these animals and pretend it is compassion. They have no concept of what happens to a beast with no functional place in nature. Even the sheep who have a biological need to be shorn and the dairy-breed cows are harmed greatly by the vegan ideology that condemns their very existence if vegan thought ever took over society as a whole.
On a basic level I agree but economically I suspect it’s more to do with the end product of the compost being worse if most of what they’re getting is processed fibre and seed oil. Compost bins aren’t only about a waste stream, but about a waste stream being transformed into something useful. Lots of things are biodegradable but not good for compost.
What constitutes “private”? If Harvard has one, is this “private”?
I’m always leery of lionizing “public” when that’s often used to mean government as opposed to meaning a place the public can see it. Many non-university “private” collections are museums, like car and aviation museums, and are a passion project for someone who can afford to do it right.