Reprinted from SWANA Alert: On Tuesday, August 1, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be holding a public hearing in Washington, DC on the proposed rule, ‘‘Renewable Fuel Standard … Continue reading SWANA Alert posted by SCS Engineers: EPA to Hold Public Hearing on the ...
Thank you to EREF in partnership with the California Refuse and Recycling Council for the opportunity to present at the Organics Summit in Ontario California. Tracie Onstad Bills discussed how to sort … Continue reading Sorting it all out at the EREF Organics Summit
SCS Engineers presents a behind-the-scenes look at the special people who make us thrive and the roles they play within the firm. Senior Project Manager Srividhya Viswanathan (Vidhya) is coming … Continue reading Meet Senior Project Manager Srividhya Viswanathan, P.E.
Stay of Emission Guidelines and Compliance Times for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/eAgendaViewRule?pubId=201704&RIN=2060-AT64 Extension of Stay of Standards of Performance for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills and Emission Guidelines and … Continue reading The updated 2017 unified regulatory agenda was released today; see these three important ...
The compost technologies available today allow facilities to be right-sized to fit your needs and constraints. Most of us are familiar with small-scale backyard composting and with large-scale yard … Continue reading Compost Design: If you have 30 acres, 3 acres, or 1/3 acre available, ...
Hot off the Press at Waste360.com Article and Slideshow of Landfills using these Best Practices to prevent leachate. Click Hot off the Press to view.
Studies have indicated that pilings and other artificial structures provide possible environmental benefits, such as habitat for invertebrates, roosts for birds, and a spawning location for certain fish species (e.g., herring). However, far more studies have indicated potential harm from treated structures. It is documented that pilings will leach ...
Landfill operators are seeking new means to dispose of leachate generated at their facilities more economically. Rising costs of leachate treatment at publicly owned treatment works (POTWs) obliges landfill operators to look for alternative disposal means at a lower price. These situations encourage landfill operators and consultants to do ...