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May 2010
Putting The Landfill Energy Myth To Rest
Science and nature, as well as common sense, prove that “single-use” organics management via landfilling is a misuse of national resources. Sally Brown Don't subscribe to BioCycle? Bad News, Good News On Yard Trimmings Disposal Bans
At press time, Florida Governor Crist had not signed legislation making the repeal official, but odds are that it soon will be legal to dispose of yard trimmings in landfills. Georgia, facing a similar challenge, was able to keep its ban in place. Dan Sullivan Don't subscribe to BioCycle? Greening The Biocycle Conference
This year’s BioCycle West Coast Conference achieved a 75 percent diversion rate. Janice Sitton High Solids Digestion In The Food And Beverage Industry
Anaerobic digestion projects are a great opportunity for the food and beverage market to recycle their food waste streams to create renewable energy as well as other beneficial by-products. Sara Martin and Paul Greene Continue reading "High Solids Digestion In The Food And Beverage Industry" ( Free )Anaerobic Digestion Of High Strength Organics Solves Treatment Plant ChallengesBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 45 Thinking outside the box at the Waco WWTP leads to big time improvements in processing HSO and FOG with less stress on the plant and decreased electrical usage. Michael Jupe and Sally Brown Continue reading "Anaerobic Digestion Of High Strength Organics Solves Treatment Plant Challenges" ( Subscription required )Community Digester And Composter Protect Water, Farms And CultureBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 36 A former 277-acre farm servicing a nearby state prison is being transformed into a regional organics processing facility that generates power and high-value compost. Dan Sullivan Continue reading "Community Digester And Composter Protect Water, Farms And Culture" ( Free )Cocomposting Closes Loop In Resort CommunityBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 40 Blending biosolids with ground green waste to make a marketable compost saves this resort community in Puerto Rico $60,000 a year in disposal costs. Larry Trojak Continue reading "Cocomposting Closes Loop In Resort Community" ( Subscription required )Aggregating Organics To Tap Fertilizer MarketsBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 42 Initiative charts the economic feasibility of producing fertilizer pellets in a regional facility with organic residuals from wastewater treatment plants, CAFOs, meatpackers and other generators. Diane Greer Continue reading "Aggregating Organics To Tap Fertilizer Markets" ( Subscription required )The 100 Year LuxuryBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 52 Climate Change Connections Sally Brown The Business End Of Farm Manure DigestersBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 53 Biomass Energy Outlook Mark Jenner Continue reading "The Business End Of Farm Manure Digesters" ( Subscription required )Regional RoundupBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 14 Poultney, Vermont BioCycle WorldBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 6 Composters Off Bifenthrin Black List Editorial: Capturing The TruthBioCycle May 2010, Vol. 51, No. 5, p. 4 YEAR in, year out, for 51 years, BioCycle has been consistent in its message. Wrote Jerome Goldstein, our founder and Editor and Publisher Emeritus, in the inaugural issue in Spring, 1960: Continue reading "Editorial: Capturing The Truth" ( Free ) |
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