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A National Biosolids Regulation, Quality, End Use & Disposal Survey
National Biosolids Report, Appendices A, B, C
National Biosolids Report, Appendix D, Alabama - Missouri
National Biosolids Report, Appendix D, Montana - Wyoming
The Science of Biosolids Recycling
Saving
Soil:
Biosolids
Recycling in New England...a special NEBRA report.
NEBRA
P.O. Box 422
Tamworth, New Hampshire
03886-0422
USA
Ned Beecher - Executive Director
Kristy Crawford - Project Assistant
603.323.7654
FAX 603.323.7666
email: info@nebiosolids.org
"Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk"
Announcing the Annual North East Residuals & Biosolids Conference! November 12 & 13, at the Holiday Inn, Nashua, NH.
How do you Keep Apace? By Attending This Conference, Where 2 Days of Talking the Talk HELP YOU Walk the Walk for 363 More!
Nashua, NH walks the walk with an impressive biosolids management program for the 21st century, featuring methane utilization and biosolids land application; we’ll walk their walk at the opening tour on November 12th. Then, ensconced in the Nashua Holiday Inn, we’ll talk the talk with state and provincial regulatory updates and discussion. Talking through another day will show the distances that we’ve all walked: Maine wood ash, Pittsfield Heat, Biosolids in Québec, fertilizer, FOG in Philly, Septage in New Hampshire, Essex Junction Energy, Reed Beds, BioTech, PWTech, Ozonation, Minimization, The Media.
By the End, You’ll be Talked Out,... Ready to Walk Out…. BUT, Ready to Walk the Talk…. into 2009!
Click the green title, above, to download the conference brochure and registration form.
CELEBRATE CLEAN WATER
Wastewater & Biosolids Open Houses/Tours
This month, September 2008, open houses and tours will be offered at almost 30 wastewater treatment and biosolids management facilities around New England.
The series begins with an open house at the Hanover, NH Water Reclamation Facility on Wednesday, September 10th, from 8 - 3. This is a chance to learn about how wastewater is cleaned and the resulting solids (sewage sludge) are managed. All events include free refreshments and "Water Recycles" posters.
Click the title above for more details and Click the "Calendar" link above for the full listing of events.
How Biosolids Are Produced & Recycled
Click the title above to download a slide show (7 MB) that details how biosolids are produced and utilized in this region.
Biosolids... part of keeping water clean.
If you like clean New England lakes, rivers, and groundwater, you should support environmentally sound biosolids management. (You can’t have one without the other.)
NEBRA and its members are clean water experts who know that biosolids recycling is often the best tool for managing biosolids.
Our mission: To cooperatively promote the environmentally sound recycling of biosolids and other residuals throughout the New England region.
Biosolids...recycling nutrients back to soils.
If you want to help protect New England soils and open lands, you should support biosolids recycling.
Biosolids products are efficient fertilizers and soil amendments that build soils, restore barren lands, and help keep New England landscapes open and growing.
Buy recycled--support local biosolids recycling efforts.
Welcome to the North East's biosolids website.
Here, you will find technical, science-based information on the recycling of biosolids and other residuals. You will also find links to additional information available from other organizations around the region and the nation.
Learn how the region's water quality professionals work to protect our natural waters and how biosolids recycling is an important part of their efforts.
Learn how biosolids and other residuals are put to work to renew New England soils and improve New England's environment.
Please take some time to look around, see how you can become a member of NEBRA and learn a little about the world we live on.
Save our soil.
Photo credits: Agresource, Billerica Wastewater and Compost Facility, New England Organics, Bio Gro, E & A Environmental, Mass. Water Resources Authority (MWRA), New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC), White Mountain Resource Management, Inc. (RMI).
