Biocycle: Journal of composting and recycling

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  Año 2006, Número 1

  • LINKING SOLID WASTE WITH QUALITY OF LIFE

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  • $14 MILLION FOR BIOMASS RESEARCH ANNOUNCED BY USDA AND DOE

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  • GM FORMS CONSORTIUM TO PROMOTE ETHANOL AS ALTERNATIVE, RENEWABLE FUEL

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  • SUSTAINABILITY HITS THE STREETS OF PORTLAND AT 22^nd ANNUAL BIOCYCLE WEST COAST CONFERENCE

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  • RECYCLING IN PENNSYLVANIA TOPS 4.8 MILLION TONS, SAVING MATERIALS VALUED AT $113 MILLION

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  • WHOLE FOODS MAKES LANDMARK PURCHASE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY CREDITS

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  • CROP COPRODUCTS FROM STALKS, HULLS, CHAFF AND MANURE CREATE VALUED ASSETS

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  • MEAT PROCESSING RESIDUES IMPROVES DIESEL FUEL QUALITY

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  • STUDY SHOWS FOUR OUT OF FIVE CONSUMERS WILL PAY MORE FOR PUBLICATIONS USING RECYCLED PAPER

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  • GREASE TRAP WASTE ARTICLE CORRECTIONS

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  • Cedar Rapids, Iowa: VEGETATIVE HOUSEHOLD ORGANICS, SOILED PAPER SET OUT WITH YARD TRIMMINGS

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  • Greater Toronto Area, Canada: GREEN BINS SERVICE ORGANICS RECYCLING NEEDS OF RESIDENTS

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  • Fremont, California: MONITORING DATA, LESSONS LEARNED FROM RESIDENTIAL ORGANICS DIVERSION ROLL-OUT

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  • Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: DEP AWARDS GRANTS TO BUILD PRIVATE COMPOSTING INFRASTRUCTURE

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  • Allen County, Indiana: HOME CONSTRUCTION RECYCLING PROJECT TEAMS UP WITH HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

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  • San Francisco, California: 2,000 RESTAURANTS, COFFEE SHOPS, MARKETS DIVERT FOOD SCRAPS IN CITY PROGRAM

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  • PROGRAM

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  • State College, Pennsylvania: SOIL-WATER QUALITY CONFERENCE

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  • Marlbororough, Massachusetts: SIXTH ANNUAL ORGANICS RECYCLING SUMMIT

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  • Montpelier, Vermont: FIRST ANNUAL ORGANICS RECYCLING SUMMIT

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  • San Diego, California: CITY COUNCIL PASSES C&D DEBRIS RECYCLING ORDINANCE TO REACH RECYCLING GOALS

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  • Brunswick, Maine: INDEPENDENT PANEL FINDS BIOSOLIDS COMPOST USE ACCEPTABLE

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  • Oahu, Hawaii: SOLAR-POWERED SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY TO SUPPLY 30 PERCENT OF ELECTRICAL NEEDS

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  • GROWING A COMMERCIAL ORGANICS COMPOSTING COMPANY

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  • PORTLAND BUSINESSES CONTINUE PUSH FOR FOOD RESIDUALS COMPOSTING

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  • SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLIES WITH WASTEWATER RECYCLING

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  • WOOD RECYCLING EQUIPMENT TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS

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  • COMPOST ON EPA MENU FOR MANAGING STORM WATER

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  • WORM BREEDER ADVANCES TO LARGE-SCALE COMPOSTI NG

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  • Emissions And Air Quality Compliance It's Not Just About Odors!

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