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07/14/2008   Dioxin Risk in Soil and Plant Tissues after Long-Term Biosolids Application

Use of biosolids (treated municipal sewage sludge) on crops is a common practice because biosolids are a rich source of plant nutrients and organic matter. However, these biosolids can contain dangerous dioxins. Scientists investigated the effects of continuous and long-term application of biosolids on the levels of dioxins in soil and corn tissues.   More >>
  
06/18/2008   WeCare Organics Acquires Vermitech

Jeff LeBlanc announces the acquisition of the Vermitech biosolids process from an Australian firm. Vermitech uses an earthworm composting technology for processing biosolids at two agencies in Pennsylvania. The new venture has been named WeCare Vermitech.  More >>
  
12/1/2007   About Biosolids -- Fall/Winter 2007 Newsletter #3

Hot Topics for Effective Biosolids Mgt.

Research/Case Studies at WEFTEC '07

Composting Council - Nominations  More >>

  
11/1/2007   About Biosolids -- Summer 2007 Newsletter #2

The Best Source of Biosolids Information

Hybrid Poplar in the Mid-Atlantic Region   More >>

  
10/1/2007   About Biosolids -- Spring/Summer 2007 Newsletter #1

It's the longest-operating in-vessel composting facility in the U.S.  More >>
  
06/5/2003   Dedication of Rattler Mountain

Press Release From Diane Garvey on the Rattler Mountain Project  More >>
  
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