Biocycle: Journal of composting and recycling

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  Año 2004, Número 1

  • GO GREEN WITH COMPO$! FEBRUARY 16-24, 2004 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

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  • NEW METHODS, SIGNIFICANT DATA

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  • BIOCYCLE WORLD

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  • EPA PROPOSES TO REVISE COMPOST DEFINITIONS FOR FEDERAL PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES

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  • DIGESTER INDUSTRY HELPED BY $3.75 MILLION "CLIMATE FRIENDLY" GRANT

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  • BIOSOLIDS REPORT FROM NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL GETS FINAL EPA RESPONSE

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  • BRITISH COMPOSTING ASSOCIATION GIVES AWARDS TO OUTSTANDING RECYCLERS

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  • AERATED COMPOST TEA EVALUATED FOR DISEASE SUPPRESSION IN HORTICULTURAL CROPS

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  • APPRECIATING THE VALUE OF BENEFICIAL REUSE OF BIOSOLIDS

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  • HYDROGEN BY MICROORGANISMS

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  • BIOCYCLE WEST COAST CONFERENCE

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  • Seattle, Washington CITY COUNCIL APPROVES ORDINANCE BANNING RECYCLABLES FROM GARBAGE

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  • Portland, Oregon INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT OPERATES FOOD WASTE COMPOSTING PROGRAM

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  • REGIONAL ROUNDUP

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  • Belfair, Washington COCOMPOSTING PERMIT ISSUED FOR REGIONAL BIOSOLIDS, YARD AND FOOD RESIDUALS

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  • Williamsport, Pennsylvania FEDERAL COURT STRIKES DOWN TOWNSHIP RESTRICTIONS ON BIOSOLIDS USE TO RECLAIM MINES

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  • Kansas City, Missouri FRIENDS OF THE ZOO GET HELP TO PRODUCE "ZOO MANOO"

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  • CALIFORNIA FIRES FUEL WOOD RECYCLING

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  • PRACTICALITIES OF COMPOST MARKETING AND SALES

    págs. 25-26

    

  • STREAM BANK STABILIZATION UTILIZING COMPOST

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  • MEASURING COMPOST IMPACT ON TURF GROWTH

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  • THE STATE OF GARBAGE IN AMERICA

    págs. 31-41

    

  • COMPOST-BASED BIOFILTERS CONTROL AIR POLLUTION

    págs. 42-46

    

  • OVERVIEW OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTION TECHNOLOGIES IN EUROPE

    págs. 47-52

    

  • PRODUCING RENEWABLE HYDROGEN FROM BIOMASS

    págs. 54-55

    

  • ON-FARM DIGESTERS IN THE MIDWEST

    págs. 56-58

    

  • THE FUTURE OF WASTE

    págs. 59-62

    

  • INDUSTRY NEWS

    págs. 63-64