Seattle studies anaerobic solution for source-separated food residuals

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Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) conducted an assessment of the feasibility of anaerobic digestion as a processing technology. The report found that anaerobic digestion technology was developed in Europe for food residuals for over 30 years, leading to 67 operating facilities with more than 1.6 million metric tons capacity as of 2002.

Pollutants produced & recycled, Environmental aspects, Waste management, Seattle, Washington, Leftovers

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Evolution of a wood recycling company

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Rainier Wood Recyclers in Washington State boosted its processing capacity to over 300000 tons a year and invested 3.6 million dollars in its new Auburn, Washington plant. Further, the company's core business is grinding land clearing debris and urban waste.

Production management, Refuse systems, Refuse disposal industry, Waste management industry, Recycling industry

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What regulators look for in composting facilities

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A veteran shares seven key lessons learned after ten years as a regulator with the Washington State Department of Ecology. Washington State regulators need facilities to have an active odor management plan from the start that may include biofiltration.

Management dynamics, Veterans, Analysis, Management, Powers and duties, Company business management, Biofiltration, Washington. Department of Ecology

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