Entries Tagged Biosolids

A Washington Court of Appeals decision strikes down a county ban on the application of Class B biosolids.

An advanced dewatering technology based on a piston press offers high-efficiency batch processing of water and wastewater treatment residuals.

Green and sustainable features permeate buildings and processes at Calgary’s advanced Pine Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant.

A Maine composting facility creates beneficial recycled products, and does it with less energy, thanks to innovations like geothermal heating and cooling.

The Trinity River Authority looks to major advances in a biosolids program that already earns high marks for environmental quality and customer satisfaction.

The more you look around, the more you see clean-water plants looking to fulfill their whole potential as centers for water reclamation and resource recovery.

When out in the field, nothing detects hydrogen sulfide better than the Jerome Gold Film Hydrogen Sulfide Analyzer.

A Washington town turns to biosolids composting and creates a highly popular, revenue-producing product with strong demand from commercial and residential users.

A poplar tree farm allows an Oregon utility to diversify its beneficial use options for Class B biosolids and significantly extends the land application season.

Scare tactic or scientific concern? Wastewater industry experts respond to a recent article that claims biosolids could contaminate groundwater with anti-depressants, hormone-disruptors and more.

Millions in federal stimulus-funded projects help Austin enhance its respected biosolids program and prepare for transformation to broader resource recovery.

Public outcry – however unjustified – can set your biosolids program back. Here are some practical tips for communicating effectively with your public.