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| 28 | COLLECTION AND PROCESSING SAN FRANCISCO EXPANDS COMMERCIAL ORGANICS RECYCLING Jack Macy Two companies move ahead with collection of source separated and mixed organics from commercial generators. |
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| 29 | RESIDENTIAL ORGANICS COLLECTION | |||||||||||||
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| MANAGING MSW IN NOVA SCOTIA | ||||||||||||||
| 31 | GIANT LEAP TO 50 PERCENT COMPOSTING KEY TO MEETING LANDFILL ORGANICS BAN Barry Friesen Two composting facilities opened in the Halifax region at the end of 1998. Together, they have the capacity to process 55,000 tons/year of organic feedstocks. |
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| 34 | MODULAR EXPANSION CONTAINER COMPOSTING IN COLCHESTER Three stream sort, followed by composting of residential and ICI organics, has been underway for almost three years in this rural county. |
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| BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT | ||||||||||||||
| 36 | STATEWIDE SURVEY BIOSOLIDS COMPOSTING IN NEW YORK STATE Hannah J. Johnston A 1998 survey gathers details on composting methods, bulking agents, odor control and compost markets. |
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| 39 | TROPICAL PROJECT COCOMPOSTING IN HAWAII Company overcomes odor and feedstock challenges in cocomposting biosolids with palm fronds and other yard trimmings on the island of Maui. |
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| 42 | SMALL VOLUMES, SMALL SYSTEMS WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS GO IN-VESSEL Molly Farrell Biosolids composting alternative offers a workable approach for facilities in Vermont and Washington. |
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| FINANCING RECYCLING ENTERPRISES | ||||||||||||||
| 45 | STATE SUPPORT GOVERNMENT FINANCING AND EXPERTISE BOOST RECYCLING BUSINESSES Dave Block California’s Recycling Market Development Zone program provides companies capital and know-how to enable expansion and higher diversion rates. |
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| 46 | TARGETS AND INCENTIVES NEW INVESTMENTS | |||||||||||||
| 49 | NEW INVESTMENTS BUILDING LOCAL RECYCLING CAPACITY Coy Smith Regional initiatives in the Bay Area show the impact on company growth, job creation and market development. |
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| 51 | COMPOST OPERATORS BLENDS BOOST COMPOSTERS’ MARKET OPTIONS — AND PROFITS Jim Glenn Composters are discovering that selling compost blends — or providing compost to others doing the blending — is a growing market. |
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| 55 | COMPOST USERS COMPOSTERS BUILD STRONG LINKS TO CALIFORNIA FARMS JJerome Goldstein Consistent quality is the tie that binds, as organics recycling becomes a major trend in crop production. |
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| 58 | ACCEPTABLE COMPOST PRODUCTS FOR ORGANIC FARMERS | |||||||||||||
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| 60 | PROFITABLE FEEDSTOCKS RECYCLING FOOD RESIDUALS INTO ANIMAL FEED Here are key examples of the companies and systems that are diverting food processing residuals into nutrient rich feed for farm animals. |
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| 64 | EDUCATIONAL RESULTS SPREADING THE HOME COMPOSTING MESSAGE Paul Vossen With university support, Master Gardener volunteers are the backbone of backyard composting outreach in Sonoma County, California. |
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| 65 | CLOSED LOOP PARK INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY | |||||||||||||
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| BIOCYCLE INTERNATIONAL | ||||||||||||||
| 66 | INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY ZERO WASTE SYSTEM IN PARADISE Robert Klee Boys school on the island of Fiji uses an integrated biosystem to produce vegetables and animal feed from brewery and sugar cane processing. |
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| 68 | FARM — INDUSTRY CONNECTION EARTHWORMS, MUSHROOMS AND ZERO WASTE IN CHINA Gunter Pauli China’s “mushroom town” of Qingyuan profitably reuses agro-industrial residues — and opens a great potential for earthworms. |
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| 70 | AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND DIVERSION STRATEGIES WHEN LANDFILL TIP FEES ARE LOW Martin Line Australian and New Zealand regional governments meet the challenges to fulfill organics recycling goals. |
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| 72 | AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND PROGRESS IN ORGANICS RECOVERY INDUSTRY Robert Klee Composting industry may still be in its infancy but it knows what’s needed for sustainability. |
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| 75 | DIVERSIFIED RECIPES MARKETING ON-FARM COMPOSTING SERVICES David Riggle Innovative British firm provides farmers with alternative ways to use organic feedstocks. |
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| 78 | HUNGARY JUICE PROCESSOR STARTS COMPOSTING PROJECT Rolando A. Flores and Carol W. Shanklin A team of business people, farmers and researchers tackle the disposal problems of Rauch Hungaria Kft. |
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| 80 | RECYCLING IN FINLAND FRONT AND CENTER WITH BIOWASTE Tarja Lehto Household organics collection and tunnel technology are critical components of waste management in the Helsinki, Finland area. |
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| 83 | SOIL VIEW HOW TO RECOGNIZE (AND MAKE) GOOD COMPOST Elaine Ingham |
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| Each issue also features departments such as: BioCycle World, Reader's Q&A, Regional Roundup, Abstracts and Industry News. | ||||||||||||||
