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| 26 | CASE STUDY IN WISCONSIN MANAGING FAST GROWTH AND RESIDUALS IN FOX VALLEY Leslie Cooperband New project will help waste generators in Northeast Wisconsin find alternatives to direct land spreading and landfilling of organic residuals. |
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28 | DIVERTING 40 TONS/DAY BUILDING HUMAN RESOURCES INSTEAD OF LANDFILLS St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County, Oregon creates marketable products and jobs from wood, glass, and other discards removed from the waste stream. |
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ADDED REVENUE STREAM CHITIN RESEARCH OPENS UP CRAB SHELL PROFITS Dave Block Government grants and entrepreneurial spirit help crab composter on Maryland’s Eastern Shore start a second business that extracts and sells chitin. |
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COMPOST MENU By blending such seafood residuals as crab chum and shucking leftovers with pine bark and poultry litter, many compost products are made. |
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TREATING PROBLEM EFFLUENT USING SEAFOOD PROCESSING WASTE TO CLEAN UP WASTEWATER Natural polymers extracted from lobster, crab and shrimp shells can be more effective than activated carbon in removing phosphate and dye residues. |
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OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS WITH SEAFOOD BY-PRODUCTS New publication shows how to gain “fullest use and highest value from our marine resources.”ß |
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| 35 | BOOSTING PARTICIPATION YARD TRIMMINGS BAN PROMOTES BACKYARD COMPOSTING Suzanne LaLonde Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency in New York uses workshops, advertising campaigns and bin sales to bring rate of residents who compost and/or grasscycle up to 64 percent. |
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EDUCATIONAL ENTHUSIASM SCHOOL MODELS COMPOSTING FOR THE COMMUNITY Bunny Goodwin Backyard composting program for cafeteria food residuals captures imagination of students, teachers and the rest of this upstate New York community. |
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DIVERSIFIED MARKETS CALIFORNIA PROMOTES REUSE, RECYCLING OF SCRAP TIRES Marketable products such as playground mats, track surfaces, septic tank filter media and levee reinforcement are made with recycled rubber. |
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ASPHALT-RUBBER TECHNOLOGY WASTE TIRES CUT COSTS OF BUILDING NEW HIGHWAYS Serji Amirkhanian South Carolina’s Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling awards a $6 million grant to the city of Clemson and Clemson University to help solve the state’s tire disposal problem. |
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WOOD RECOVERY ANALYSIS ON-SITE GRINDING AND RECYCLING OF HOME CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS Pilot project in Atlanta area will determine whether cost of size reducing and reusing wood residuals and wallboard scrap is competitive with disposal at landfills with low tipping fees. |
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BIOCYCLE NATIONWIDE SURVEY THE STATE OF BIOSOLIDS IN AMERICA Nora Goldstein The BioCycle 2000 survey provides new insights on beneficial use trends, biosolids quality and challenges to biosolids recycling programs. |
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SEARCHING FOR SOLUTIONS COMPOSTING ANIMAL MORTALITIES IN NORTH CAROLINA Rhonda Sherman-Huntoon Animal and Poultry Center at N.C. State University evaluates different approaches to achieving economical, environmental solutions. |
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| 60 | COMPOST OPERATORS PLUGGING INTO THE COMPOSTING PROCESS Nora Goldstein A composting facility in Washington State, where both high throughput volumes and high quality end product are critical, manages by process optimization using maximum information and state of the art equipment. |
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COMPOST USERS INCREASING GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF COMPOST PRODUCTS Michele Young and Karin Grobe A turfgrass comeback at a soccer field gives momentum to policies designed to boost compost sales by city agencies. |
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| 67 | ITALY PUBLIC POLICY, PRIVATE TECHNOLOGY ACCELERATE COMPOSTING PACE Alberto Carrera and Pat Poelzer Dynamic growth of Rome company reflects the great recovery potential for organic feedstocks. |
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EUROPE MICROBIOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING OF EUROPEAN COMPOSTING PLANTS Marco de Bertoldi, Ulrike Schnappinger and Evagelos Kapetanios Research, design and planning professionals provide significant insights to advance organics recovery in Europe. Part l |
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SPAIN ANALYZING CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF MSW COMPOSTS R. Canet, F. Pomares, R. Albiach, F. Tarazona, M.A. Ibañez and F. Ingelmo Staff at Spain’s Valencia Institute of Agricultural Research analyze 74 composts from regional facilities for use on farm fields. |
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| Each issue also features departments such as: BioCycle World, Reader's Q&A, Regional Roundup, Abstracts and Industry News. |
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