Technical Resources
Best Management Practices
Federal Government
Provincial and Territorial Governments
Other
Revue de presse : Les matières résiduelles fertilisantes
Best Management Practices
Federal Government
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada - Manure Net
Canada's Agricultural Policy Framework
Guidelines for Effluent Quality and Wastewater Treatment at Federal Establishments
Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment - Guidelines for Compost Quality 2005
National Guide for Sustainable Municipal Infrastrucutre - Infraguide
- Quality Management for Biosolids Programs: Storm and Wastewater, 2005
- A Best Practice: Communication and Public Consultation for Biosolids, 2005
- Solid Inventory Control for Wastewater Treatment Plant Optimization , 2004
- Biosolids Management Programs November 2003
Provincial Government
Alberta
Wastewater Lagoons, Wastewater Irrigation and Sludge Application
Guidelines for the Application of Municipal Wastewater Sludge to Agricultural Lands
British Columbia
Guidelines for Developing a Liquid Waste Management Plan
Manitoba
Tri-Provincial Manure Application and Use Guidelines, Manitoba Version
New Brunswick
Guidelines for the Site Selection, Operation and Approval of Composting Facilities in New Brunswick
Northwest Territories
Guideline for Agricultural Waste Management
Nova Scotia
Guidelines For Land Application and Storage of Biosolids in Nova Scotia
Ontario
Biosolids Utilization Committee -Sewage Biosolids: A Valuable Nutrient Source
Quebec
Guidelines for the beneficial use of fertilizing residuals
Other
A Guide to Biosolids - Factsheet (developed by WEAO Residuals & Biosolids Committee)
Frequently Asked Questions on Biosolids Management (WEAO)
US National Biosolids Partnership - browse an extensive collection of industry related documents and reports
Wastewater Sludge as a Resource
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| A summary of current articles relating to fertilizing residuals such as municipal biosolids, papermill biosolids, slaughterhouse biosolids and compost, gleaned from over 4500 newspapers, magazines and technical journals, with special emphasis on Canadian content. These articles are compiled and summarized by Julie Desforges and Marc Hébert of the Québec Ministry for Sustainable development, Environment and Parks, The press review is published bi-weekly. About ¾ of the content is in English. | |
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