EUWID report sewage sludge - trend, costs, procedures

- which perspectives does the agricultural sewage sludge utilization have Does the Federal Government in the national single-handed attempt intensify the limit values Does the future of the thermal disposal belong Which position represents the European union

Answers to these questions the report gives to sewage sludge , a special publication of the specialized news service EUWID water and waste water. On basis of the weekly editorial reporting the report about all aspects of the sewage sludge topic informs. The report represents the current political discussion - corner point paper of the Federal Ministry of Environment for amending the sewage sludge regulation, positioning of the important federations and Stakeholder -, informed about the developments in the individual Lands of the Federal Republic and describes the tendencies within the European Union. Sewage sludge arising and costing of the treatment are likewise brought up for discussion like new technologies to the sewage sludge preparation and sewage sludge avoidance as well as for the recuperation of phosphorus. Numerous diagrams and tables to sewage sludge arising and to present disposal ways round the report off.
The EUWID report sewage sludge covers 36 sides and can for 39 over EUWID (www.euwid-wasser.de) be referred. Subscribers of the intelligence service EUWID water and waste water keep the report free.

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