North Carolina builds organics recycling infrastructure

Article Abstract:

North Carolina is placing strong emphasis on the development of its composting industry. A key element of this programme is the administration of waste reduction grants, which are used to assist emerging composting firms and to fund public and private sector schemes that lead to increased waste diversion. The Division of Pollution Prevention and Environmental Assistance in the North Carolina Dept of Environment and Natural Resources has funded a range of composting schemes, including the development of an in-vessel composting system for seafood processing wastes.

North Carolina, Waste management, Compost

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Equipment maintenance

Article Abstract:

A good preventive maintenance program (PM), which would eliminate all potential and unexpected breakdown of composting equipment, is discussed. A series of checklist from PM programs if used and implemented daily by the equipment operators would help them to avoid loss of revenues while maximizing performance of the composting equipment.

United States, General services, Facilities & equipment, Methods, Usage, Equipment and supplies, Waste disposal equipment, Refuse and refuse disposal, Maintenance and repair, Maintenance

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Composting site remediation success

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A brief account on the efforts of a remediation contractor to Dorchester County, Maryland, to clean up 140000 tons of unprocessed feedstock by completing the composting process and moving the resulting product to market is discussed.

Services information, Refuse systems, Maryland, Services, Refuse disposal industry, Waste management industry

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