Characterizing Food, Green Waste Feedstocks for Composting
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By Anonymous  Plymouth, England, UK  The September 2006 issue of Warmer Bulletin summarizes a research project examining in-vessel composting of food wastes at the University of Plymouth in the United Kingdom.
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By Pickett, Tim; Sonstegard, Jill; Bonkoski, Bill  Biologically treating scrubber wastewater can be an attractive alternative to physical-chemical treatment.
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Using the photosynthesis of spinach to produce electric current.
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Concern at the distance 'green' produce travels.
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By Spencer, Robert  A totally enclosed composting facility designed to process 35,000 tons/year of MSW plus 6,700 tons/year of biosolids features state- of-the-art odor control and final product refinement systems.
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Grapes left over from the wine-making process could become the latest weapon against bacteria. Scientists in Turkey have discovered that these leftovers, or pomace, are effective against a range of bugs.
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By Tim Thornton tim.thornton@roanoke.com 381-1669  Biodiesel in buses. Grass on roofs. Organic food in cafeterias. Renewable electricity in the wall sockets.  America's colleges are turning greener faster than a chemically  fertilized lawn in spring.
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Synthesia (Pardubice, Czech Republic), chemical company, has over 1 mil t of waste from chemical production at its plant. The waste, which comes mainly from the 1950's-the 1990's, should be disposed by 2010. The removal of the waste, which will be paid by the state, will cost, more than CEK 3 bil.
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Plant, poultry and pig leftovers could provide a substantial menu of options for renewable energy that doesn't disturb the food supply. In Autopia.
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Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. announces the appearance of  American Probiotics on World Business Review hosted by General  Alexander Haig.  Eliminating the dependency on chemicals may result in substantial cost  savings and healthier turf for grass and tree growth.
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Engineered E. coli proves efficient at churning out the biofuel.
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Â· Third of all food products tested had chemical tracesÂ· Very small percentage of samples posed health risk
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Life & style: Green music fans will be able to track down food that doesn't go against their principles thanks to new guide.
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Science & environment: Less M&S food packaging can be recycled than any of its main rivals, a new report shows.
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CANBERRA, Australia - An environmentally friendly paper manufacturer has stumbled upon an unlikely way to put an unwanted natural resource to good use. The company has created its first batch of paper from marsupial manure.
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By Cassady Jeremias, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.  Dec. 7--The Oregon Zoo knows how to reuse and recycle, and it's not just  humans getting in on the act. The zoo added an on-site manure composting  facility in February.
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By Mary Lane Gallagher, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Jun. 4--BELLINGHAM -- Karin Colgrove is hankering for greens, and she hopes her recent move didn't cause her to miss her first weekly vegetable delivery of the summer.