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Sludge Compost Facilities report was created by BioCycle and the North East Biosolids & Residuals Association, NEBRA, to update the list of sewage sludge (aka biosolids) "composting" facilities around the United States. A total of 265 sludge "compost" facilities were found. Composting sewage sludge is a deceptive means of creating a product that the sewage sludge industry then markets and sells as "organic compost" with no indication that this is in fact toxic sewage sludge, something illegal to use on truly organic farms and gardens.
Some of the facilities listed are:
- Golden Heart Utilities, Alaska
- Arizona Soils, owned by Synagro, Arkansas
- American Composting, Arkansas
- Central Valley Compost, owned by Synagro California
- Liberty Compost, California
- San Joaquin, California
- One Stop Landscape Supply, California
- Engel & Gravy, California
- South Kern Compost Manufacturing Facility, owned by Synagro California
- Parker Ag, Colorado
- Waste Management of CO and A-1 Organics, Colorado
- South Canyon Solid Waste, Colorado
- A-1 Organics, Keenesburg, Colorado
- A-1 Organics, Platteville, Colorado
- Blessings Greenhouse, Colorado
- CompostUSA, Florida
- C&C Peat, Florida
- Wilcorp Environmental, Georgia
- Harvest Farms, Georgia
- ERTH Products, Georgia
- EKO Compost, Hawaii
- One Stop Landscape Supply, Hawaii
- EKO Systems, Idaho
- Soil Solutions, Indiana
- Triple M Land Farms, Kentucky
- Nest and Sons Inc., Maine
- Interstate Septic Systems, Maine
- New England Organics, Maine
- Maryland Environmental Service, Maryland
- Agresource, Massachusetts
- WeCare Organics, Massachusetts
- Veolia, Massachusetts
- Natchez Wastewater Treatment Plant, Mississippi
- Big Butte Compost, Montana
- Glacier Cold, Montana
- EKO Compost, Montana
- LBD Enterprises, New York
- Earth Farms, North Carolina
- McGill Environmental, Delway, North Carolina
- McGill Environmental, Merry Oaks, North Carolina
- J.P. Mascaro, Pennsylvania
- WeCare Organics, Pennsylvania
- Williamsburg Recycling, South Carolina
- Garden-Ville/Texas Disp., Texas
- McGill Environmental, Virginia
- JBLM, Washington
- Emu Topsoil, Washington
- GroCo, Washington
- Barr-Tech, Washington
- J.P. Mascaro, Brooke County, West Virginia
- J.P. Mascaro, Wetzel County, West Virginia
The facilities are also listed here.[1]
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- ↑ NEBRA report: Sludge Compost Facilities, Accessed December, 2010.
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- Denny Boyles, Group's Appeal Puts Kings County, Calif., Composting Facility on Hold, The Fresno Bee, February 26, 2004. Accessed March 29, 2011, via LexisNexis.
