Midwestern utilities arguably land-apply more biosolids than those in any other region of the country. So it only makes sense that the Midwest would join the ranks of regional biosolids associations.
There’s the Northeast Biosolids and Residuals Association, the Mid-Atlantic Biosolids Association, Northwest Biosolids and, as of last January, a Southeast Biosolids Association in the formative stage. Now comes the Midwest Biosolids Association.The Midwest organization’s mission is similar to those of its counterparts: promote environmentally sound and sustainable biosolids management, foster cooperation among the various industry participants, and promote and share research results, and technical and general information about biosolids and
