In the previous two blogs, I talked about two of the largest problems surrounding the disposal and treatment of human biosolid waste. To recap, the main problems were the high concentration of PFAS in our biosolid sludge, and the decline

Humans are animals. We eat food, breathe the air, and generate waste. According to theGuardian.com, Americans generate roughly 300 million pounds of feces each and every day. These feces have to go somewhere in order to keep the surface clean

This is the first of three blog entries regarding PFAS and sustainable energy. The first installment will cover the problem of PFAS and what it is, the second blog will cover the problems with increasing amounts of bio-waste, and the