The management of biosolids and other wastewater solids costs billions of dollars per year in the United States. The clean-water profession should have reliable, accessible data on this (and other areas) by which to prove its value and steer its course.
In a nutshell, that’s the reasoning behind the National Biosolids Database Project, being developed by a team of industry groups. The project launched its biosolids survey for water resource recovery facilities last January. State biosolids coordinators soon began providing their information.
Now it’s your turn. You can support the database project by submitting your facility’s biosolids data, providing valuable information that program
