‘Simply Amazing’

An experienced operator sees the simple process of composting as a way to turn public suspicion of biosolids into ready acceptance and approval

Brian Romeiser began composting biosolids more than 20 years ago at the Manchester-Shortsville (N.Y.) Joint Sewer District, where he is chief operator. He made the move mainly for cost reasons — landfilling was getting too expensive.

But now, he sees another compelling reason to...

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