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News about the water and wastewater industries, with a special focus on Iowa and Nebraska
D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc.
PO Box 180
4328 North Dawson
Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144
402-965-1306 text
515-981-0581 fax
www.gongol.net
info@gongol.net
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Long Island faces a crisis in disposing of treated sewage
April 19, 2007
The more-crowded parts of the US (like the East Coast) face a one-two punch when disposing of treated sewage: First, high concentrations of people produce large volumes of waste. Second, urban areas don't have the same natural uses for treated waste - like land application of biosolids - that rural areas do.
Contact us about: anaerobic digestion
Past water and wastewater news updates
last revised April 2007
April 19, 2007
The more-crowded parts of the US (like the East Coast) face a one-two punch when disposing of treated sewage: First, high concentrations of people produce large volumes of waste. Second, urban areas don't have the same natural uses for treated waste - like land application of biosolids - that rural areas do.
Contact us about: anaerobic digestion
Past water and wastewater news updates
last revised April 2007
DJ Gongol & Associates, Inc.
4328 North Dawson Avenue | PO Box 180 | Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144 | 402-965-1306 text | 515-981-0581 fax
info@gongol.net