Entries Tagged Septage Management

Pumpers should drive home the point to customers, neighbors and local government that we’re all responsible for disposal of human waste.

Easy to build and maintain, a biofilter is a low-cost favorite solution for septage disposal odors.

Operators of septage disposal facilities have multiple ways to mitigate unpleasant odors at their sites.

Operators need to determine where potential odors may come from and have a strategy in place to combat them.

In this month’s regulations update, a Colorado tri-county area is banning land application, while the Florida DEP gives waste haulers some extra time to make alternative arrangements for disposal after banning land application in the state.

A Michigan county sees success with a bioreactor project that helps pumpers and provides energy for the community.

Land application ban means big adjustments in septage disposal methods.

Clean, convenient, and providing spiffs like holiday bonus gallons and cold drinks in the summer, a Michigan septage receiving station has become a model for the industry.

When Canada’s Goulet Septic ran into a jam with a land-spreading program, it partnered with Mother Nature and university researchers to pioneer an environmentally sound reed bed disposal system

With the oil exploration industry swelling to more than 20,000 workers in North Dakota, the state looks to regional lagoons and continued land application to handle the waste stream