COMPOSTING FACILITIES APPLY LESSONS LEARNED TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

BioCycle June 2004, Vol. 45, No. 6, p. 26

Facilities in Akron, Ohio and Calabasas, California -18 and 10 years old respectively – make process changes that have improved composting efficiency and economics, and built longevity into existing structures.

Nora Goldstein

 

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