Biocycle: Journal of composting and recycling

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  Año 1997, Número 7

  • Biomaturity of compost samples

    Clarence Golueke

    pág. 28

    

  • Survival of HIV in wastewater

    Clarence Golueke

    pág. 28

    

  • A nursery moves into big time organics recycling

    Jim Glenn

    págs. 30-32

    

  • Composting on the side

    pág. 33

    

  • Recovering treated lumber

    págs. 34-37

    

  • Recycling coordinators evaluate trends

    Molly Farrell

    págs. 38-43

    

  • Testing pay as you throw

    Dave Block

    págs. 46-47

    

  • Monitoring compost process and quality

    Jerome Goldstein

    págs. 48-49

    

  • Life and times of Clean Washington Center

    Adrienne P. Touart

    págs. 50-57

    

  • Bagging and blending strengthen compost markets

    Molly Farrell, Jim Glenn

    págs. 58-62

    

  • Using earthworm systems

    Jean Steele, Clive Edwards

    págs. 63-64

    

  • Growing worms with food residuals

    Molly Farrell

    págs. 65-66

    

  • National trends in food residuals composting

    Nora Goldstein

    págs. 67-69

    

  • Supermarket composting in California

    Stephen Grealy

    págs. 70-71

    

  • Composting methods at hotels and restaurants

    Conni Kunzler

    págs. 72-73

    

  • State transportation departments expand compost use

    Donna Mitchell

    págs. 75-80

    

  • Recycling food residuals and agricultural film

    págs. 82-83

    

  • Recyclables, like bananas, need buyers

    Peter L. Grogan

    pág. 86

    

  • Industry news

    págs. 87-88