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Grants listed below are for year 2003, listed in chronological order, most recent provided first: |
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To Michigan State University for field-scale testing of granular blankets for leachate recirculation and monitoring hydraulic performance of bioreactor landfills. The project is complete. Peer
Reviewed Manuscript -- Download
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To the Environmental Industry Associations (EIA) (in conjunction with a renewed Susan B. Harwood Training Grant from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)) to develop a training video for solid waste employers and employees on how to reduce transportation-related fatalities in the solid waste industry (in both English and Spanish), as well as conduct an education session at WasteExpo in May 2004 on the principles of safe driving and the prevention of transportation-related fatalities. The project is complete. Video
Now Available - English and Spanish Versions |
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To the University of Central Florida (UCF) Orlando, Fla., to continue evaluation of the fate of nitrogen in bioreactor landfills by conducting laboratory and field studies aimed at determining nitrification and denitrification rates as a function of ammonia and nitrate mass loadings, respectively, under different environmental conditions to more accurately characterize nitrification and denitrification in landfills and to provide the data necessary to enable field-scale implementation. This is extended funding for a project that was initially approved in April 2002. Nitrogen investigation is expected to continue throughout the life of the project with periodic updates. | |
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| $60,000 | To the Interstate Technologies and Regulatory Council (ITRC) Alternative Landfill Technologies Team for case studies, technology overview and technical and regulatory guidance for use of alternative landfill technologies including alternative cap (infiltration) designs, bioreactors, and post closure care. The project is scheduled for completion by spring 2005. | |
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To print the entire list of grants for all years, download HERE (pdf format). For More Information, Contact:
Michael J. Cagney, President |
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Environmental Research and Education Foundation (EREF) 120 S. Fayette Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314 703.299.5139 Fax: 703.299.5145
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