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Communities Across America are Aware of and Speaking Out About Land Application and Landfilling of 
of Municipal Wastewater Sludge Biosolids
Missouri Environmental Group Hosts Anti-Sludge Event
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Attended by Missouri State Senators Jill Carter and Mike Moon and Representative Dick Deaton

FAIRVIEW -- The environmental group S.L.U.D.G.E., or Stop Land Use Damaging our Ground and Environment, hosted an event on Friday, Nov. 10, to educate residents on the negative impact of storage lagoons in Fairview and Longview. Its goal is to stop the spread of biosolids and other forms of waste labeled as "fertilizer" from being distributed by companies such as Denali Water Solutions and Synagro.

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How can Colorado attack “forever chemicals” tainting military soil? School of Mines is leading the way to find out.

by Michael Booth, The Colorado Sun, November 13th, 2023

Nine different techniques for getting PFAS out of toxic dirt will be tested next year at Schriever Space Force Base near Colorado Springs
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A look at fixing the problem

  • PFAS soil contamination and remediation

  • PFAS health and environmental impacts

  • PFAS regulation and testing

  • PFAS research and solutions

Environmental & Biological Hazard
Toxic "Forever Chemicals"
Are You Aware of PFAS? If Not, You Should Be

by Tony Gerillo, Managing Editor - Biosolids News - OUTREACH, November 7th, 2023

PFAS is used in manufacturing many of today’s consumer products.

It is in everything from carpet and clothing to cookware and food packaging.

In other words, it’s everywhere!

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FIND OUT WHAT THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ALL 50 STATES AND YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ARE DOING TO RECYCLE MUNICIPAL BIOSOLIDS 

Proposed Biosolid Drying Facility in Norridgewock ME Eyed as Solution to 'SLUDGE' Disposal Crisis

by Dan Lampariello, WGME CBS13 I-Team, August 24th 2023

Waste Management has proposed building a $35 million treatment plant at its Crossroads Landfill in Norridgewock, ME.
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Anaergia to build State-of-the-art food waste and wastewater sludge co-digestion facility at Monterey One Water

credit Anaergia, June 6th, 2023

The project will enable the utility to generate 1.6MW of renewable electricity and avoid over 9,000 tonnes of CO2e emissions per year.
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Anaergia has announced that it will provide technologies that will enable Monterey One Water, the wastewater utility of northern Monterey County, California, to produce renewable energy from both food waste and wastewater.

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