Biosolids to be shipped to Nanaimo as tree fertilizer
The finished product of sewage produced in the capital region will soon be on its way to Nanaimo to fertilize trees and jump-start other vegetation.
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The finished product of sewage produced in the capital region will soon be on its way to Nanaimo to fertilize trees and jump-start other vegetation.
The finished product of sewage produced in the capital region will soon be on its way to Nanaimo to fertilize trees and jump-start other vegetation.
The finished product of sewage produced in the capital region will soon be on its way to Nanaimo to fertilize trees and jump-start other vegetation.
The Peninsula Biosolids Coalition is once again voicing its concerns about the burying and spreading of biosolids from the Capital Regional District's regional wastewater treatment facility at Hartland Landfill.
They're still trying to fine tune system to prevent odours from escaping