Biocycle: Journal of composting and recycling

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  Año 1998, Número 9

  • BioCycle world

    págs. 6-10

    

  • Reader's Q&A

    págs. 16-17

    

  • Regional roundup

    págs. 18-25

    

  • PAH biodegradation

    Clarence Golueke

    pág. 26

    

  • Determining phytotoxicity in composts

    Clarence Golueke

    pág. 26

    

  • Heavy metals retention in soils

    Clarence Golueke

    pág. 27

    

  • Evolution at a single stream MRF

    Adrienne P. Touart

    págs. 28-32

    

  • County picks composting as best diversion strategy

    Molly Farrell

    págs. 33-35

    

  • Reclaiming contaminated soils

    Doug Schonberner

    págs. 36-38

    

  • Composting breaks down explosives

    Dave Block

    págs. 39-40

    

  • Gearing up for 100,000 tons of greenery

    John Theroux, Stephen Grealy

    págs. 41-47

    

  • Old landfill becomes new regional compost center

    Kevin Gray

    págs. 48-49

    

  • New business opportunities in manufactured soils

    págs. 50-52

    

  • Innovative uses for whole tires

    págs. 53-55

    

  • Adding food residuals to yard trimmings composting

    Jim Glenn

    págs. 58-60

    

  • Controlling nuisance molds in mulches and composts

    Matthew S. Krause, Harry A.J. Hoitink

    págs. 59-61

    

  • Pathogenic health aspects of land application

    Eliot Epstein

    págs. 62-66

    

  • Colored cullet makes products sparkle

    Mary E. Harrington

    págs. 68-69

    

  • Sorting out split containers

    págs. 70-72

    

  • Phosphorus control and biosolids recycling

    Diane D. Garvey

    págs. 74-75

    

  • Designers realize that once is not enough

    Peter L. Grogan

    pág. 78

    

  • Industry news

    págs. 79-80