Pathogen reduction in food residuals composting

Article Abstract:

Studies indicate that the time-temperature relationship used in the Process to Further Reduce Pathogens (PFRP) effectively destroys pathogens in compost. While humans are routinely exposed to pathogenic organisms, the potential for infection is based on the number and type of pathogens present, and the overall health of the infected individual.

Pollutants produced & recycled, Waste management, Animal waste, Animal wastes, Composting

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The man who discovered the odivine materialso in compost

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Plant pathologist Harry Hoitink has participated and guided numerous processes that have eventually resulted in today's diverse applications of compost manufacturing. He is considered to be the first scientist to prove that properly composted organic matter not only amends soil quality but also suppresses various harmful pathogens.

Compost

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We're building better garbage trucks

Article Abstract:

The author supports the use of hybrid propulsion technology to power garbage trucks. This will reduce not only the particulate pollution they cause, but the noise pollution as well.

Environmental aspects, Design and construction, Hybrid vehicles, Refuse collection vehicles, Garbage trucks

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