In Clark County, the community composting network We Compost announced it collected a record 186,000 pounds of food waste in 2025 through its 17 local hubs, showing strong public engagement in diverting organic scraps from landfills and turning them into valuable compost. The program has steadily grown as residents and volunteers increasingly participate in food waste recycling, demonstrating how community-run efforts can play a meaningful role in reducing waste outside of government action. This milestone highlights that when cities empower people with accessible composting options and education, collective behavior can shift toward sustainability, though long-term impact will depend on continued participation and expanded infrastructure.