Life and times of an organics recycling company

Article Abstract:

Unisyn Biowaste Technology's full-scale commercial plant for recycling food residuals in Waimanalo, HI, closed down in Mar 1999 as a result of the pressure of regulatory changes and capital upgrade costs. The plant, opened in 1986, had become self-sustaining, powering itself with biogas produced from the digestion processes and recycling the liquid effluent. The City and County of Honolulu Recycling Dept remains committed to food residuals diversion.

Buildings and facilities, Environmental policy, Honolulu, Hawaii, UNISYN Biowaste Technology

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Composting food residuals on a British farm

Article Abstract:

The GM Riddington partnership established a composting site for food residuals in Lincolnshire.

United Kingdom, Compost plants

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