Technology Reviews
There is constant evolution in the technologies used in the management of municipal solid waste. Landfills have a finite capacity and siting new landfills is difficult and costly. Regions are keen to further reduce waste going to landfill and be innovative in their waste management practices. Selecting the right technology, from simple windrow composting to anaerobic digestions and resource recovery, depends on many factors. Our team provides critical reviews of available technologies and infrastructure, and identifies their advantages and limitations in order to help you make an informed decision. We can then assist with implementation of the right technology for your community.
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Todd Baker joins the Solid Waste team as Global Waste Practice Lead
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