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07/14/2008   Chicago Work Shows Dioxins in Land Application is No Issue

The district in Chicago returned to its sites which were intensively used for biosolids application and measured dioxin in soils and corn crops. No siginificant dioxin concentrations were measured in crops compared to background.  More >>
  
06/20/2008   July Research Abstracts

Sally Brown provides us, early, with the July abstracts. It must be the inspiring recent articles on the fate of pharmaceutical in wastewater. So why the disconcerting article about prions.  More >>
  
06/20/2008   The Original Research Articles on Compost and Lead in Urban Soils

The original research into the bio-geochemistry of soil-borne lead and the use of compost to reduce bioavailability is worth reading. They show some of the special attributes of biosolids interactions in soils.  More >>
  
05/28/2008   Biosolids as a Cause of Somatic Disease

This is a survey of the literature into psychomatic illnesses, which in many cases can be triggered by malodors. Biosolids produces odorants shown by science to trigger such reactions.  More >>
  
07/11/2007   Effects of Digestion on Odors

Effect of Digestion Practices on Production of Odorants from Anerobically Digested Biosolids  More >>
  
08/14/2006   MABA Joins NBMA Research Library -- Sept. 2006 Now Available

MABA Members have access to the Research Library of the Northwest Biosolids Management Association. The monthly research abstracts are available for view at the Research Page.  More >>
  
03/31/2006   Antibacterial Chemicals in Biosolids?

A presentation was given by Rolf Halden of Johns Hopkins University at the MABA Research Symposium on the fate of the persistent anti-microbial agent triclocarban.  More >>
  
03/27/2006   Chemicals, Enzymes and Biological Agents -- Do They Work?

MABA Executive Director reports on his experience in Philadelphia with   More >>
  
03/27/2006   MABA Research Symposium Presentations Available from MABA Office

The presentations made by the region's pre-eminent biosolids researchers are available to MABA Members  More >>
  
05/30/2005   MABA Research Summary--May 2005

The fledgling MABA research program has been underway and funding projects for the past three years.   More >>
  
11/16/2004   Research on Odors from Anaerobically Digested Cake

This is a recent report from Bucknell University's Matthew Higgins reporting on research on biosolids odors sponsored by MABA.  More >>
  
09/12/2003   Univ of AZ Reports No Staph in Biosolids

The University of Arizona's Water Quality Centre has reported that it has not found Staph aureaus in biosolids.  More >>
  
06/3/2003   Control of Odors from Lime-Stabilized and Digested Biosolids

This paper introduces basic odor producing reactions in biosolids  More >>
  
06/3/2003   Effects of Dewatering Equipment on Odors

Research shows that high solids centrifuges increase biosolids odors  More >>
  
06/3/2003   PWD Experiments with Ash for Odor Mitigation

Odor control evaluation with coal ash in Schuylkill County, PA  More >>
  
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