Entries Tagged Land Application

At Central Valley, operations team members aim high. They’re backed by rigorous training, solid career paths and a people-focused culture.

The team at a small-town Illinois water plant keeps quality water flowing with a unique process and a staff dedicated to teamwork and communication

Charlotte Water has ambitious plans to advance its biosolids management program beyond land application of Class B material

A U.S. EPA assessment looks at risks of land-applied material to farm families. Meanwhile, the assessment itself poses risks to utilities’ beneficial use program

The newly formed Southeast Biosolids Association looks to help clean-water utilities protect all their alternatives for managing their residuals products

A sensationalized New York Times article on biosolids and PFAS underscores the need for operators to talk up the profession and its critical importance

Clean-water professionals can rightly take offense at this New York Times article. How can we explain to journalists and the public that biosolids are not “sewage”?

Roy Hesemann made an early career turn into the water sector. He has won prestigious awards on both the drinking water and wastewater sides

Manuel Dos Santos overcame a learning disability to become his clean-water plant’s go-to guy and an award-winning lead operator

As land application, landfill and incineration options dwindle, the U.S. EPA Biosolids Science Advisory Board concludes its work

First a ban on land application. Then severe limits on landfilling. Fears about PFAS contamination cause clean-water utilities to scramble.

Generate Upcycle’s new facility in Sumner, Washington, uses Sedron’s Varcor technology to treat municipal biosolids while producing clean water and pathogen-free fertilizers