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Biosolids: Putting Regulators and Researchers in Touch with YOU... The Practitioner

Held on January 18 in Whittier and January 19 in Dublin, the Biosolids workshop brought researchers and regulators together with over 100 CWEA members to present the most up to date Biosolids industry information. Attendees got a broad look and better understanding about what is known, what is needed, and where the Biosolids industry is headed in regards to regulations and research.

Below are the presentations and findings from the nationally known Biosolids experts.

	Speaker: Greg Kester, CASA Biosolids Program Manager, California Association of Sanitation Agencies California Biosolids Update of Relevant Issues
	Speaker: Rick Stevens, Senior Biologist, Office of Science and Technology, US Environmental Protection Agency History of Regulatory Development and What is on the Horizon Power Point Presentation
	Speaker: Alan Hais, P.E., BCEE, WERD Program Director for the Solids Treatment, Residuals and Reuse Program Biosolids Research - Where are We Going?
	Speaker: Bob Brobst, P.E., Biosolids Coordinator, US Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 Putting Presence or Absence of Constituents in Biosolids in Perspective Power Point Presentation TNSSS Comparison Metals Chart Concentration Calculation Worksheet Estimating Risk from Contaminates Contained in Agricultural Fertilizers Report Metals Spreadsheet Pharmaceuticals Results from sampling of 74 POTWs in USA Hormones and Sterols Results from sampling of 74 POTWs in USA
	Speaker: Tom Young, PhD, Professor of Environmental Engineering, University of California, Davis Triclosan and Triclocarban in Biosolids
	Speaker: Robert Bastian,Wastewater Manager, US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Wastewater Management Dioxin and Radiation in Biosolids
	Speaker: Marylynn Yates, PhD,Professor of Water and Wastewater Microbiology, Department of Environmental Sciences, University of California, Riverside Microorganisms in Biosolids
	Speaker: Rufus Chaney, Research Agronomist, US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service Overview of Chemical Research from Biosolids Land Application Cadmium and Zinc in Soils Phytoremediation of Soil Trace Elements
	Speaker: Sally Brown, PhD, Research Associate Professor: Soil Amendments, In situ Remediation, Carbon Sequestration, University of Washington Climate Change Issues Powerpoint Presentation Biosolids in Urban Areas Supporting Documentation Calculator Tool for Determining Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Biosolids Processing and End Use Summary of Wastewater Treatment Inputs and Co2 Equivalent Totals

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