Using municipal biosolids to bring new life to rangeland

Article Abstract:

Albuquerque (New Mexico) Wastewater Utility Division is undertaking an innovative program to restore degraded rangeland. Anaerobically digested, dewatered biosolids are being used as environmentally-safe organic soil conditioners.

Remodeling and renovation, Rangelands, Albuquerque (New Mexico) Wastewater Utility Division

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Applying treated wastewater to land

Article Abstract:

Issues surrounding the use of wastewater in land treatment systems are discussed. Processes including land application of food processing wastewater, slow rate land treatment and overland flow systems are examined.

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Why Colorado farmers want New York City biosolids

Article Abstract:

Waste biosolids from New York City are being transported by rail to Prowers County, CO, as part of a successful project for land application of biosolids. Details of the project are presented.

New York, New York

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