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Final Report | Closing the Gaps in the Regulation of Municipal Solid Waste Landfills: Defining the End of the Post-Closure Monitoring Period and the Future Stability of Leachate Recirculation Landfills12-04-2002

... Review data on the composition of leachate associated with well-decomposed refuse and propose criteria for the identification of stable leachate.

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The Detritivores of Semiarid African Savannas: Community and Ecosystem Processes02-26-2004

Approach: No ecosystem can function without decomposers, which convert dead organic matter into nutrients available for plant ... Despite universally acknowledged importance, decomposers are ignored in most studies on how community traits and ...

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Glossary of Terms (The Quest for Less) | Resources for Waste Education | US EPA01-07-2010

In a landfill, certain bacteria decompose organic materials without oxygen and create methane gas through a ... Biodegradable —materials that can decompose , usually by bacteria or sunlight, into basic components.

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Frequent Questions about Yard Trimmings | Organic Materials | US EPA11-03-2009

Grasscycle : Leave mown grass clippings on the lawn to decompose and return nutrients back to the soil, rather than bagging ...

http://www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/materials/organics/yd-faq.htm (HTML)

reduce grass clippings10-07-2008

... the grass clippings where they fall and allow them to decompose... Grass roots contain lignin, a substance that decomposes very slowly and causes thatch.

http://www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/rrr/composting/grassmulch.htm (HTML)

Gaar Corner Photo of Measuring Nitrogen Flux | Ground Water and Ecosystems Restoration Research | US EPA01-30-2008

Measuring Nitrogen Flux Through Decomposer Food Web... US EPA Measuring Nitrogen Flux Through Decomposer Food Web 2.9K Nitrogen Flux.

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Virginia: Batie Creek, Section 319 Success Stories, Polluted Runoff (Nonpoint Source Pollution)10-29-2007

... Natural Heritage, the company removed and reused most of the decomposing sawdust... of the Virginias funded Virginia Tech researchers, who proved that decomposing sawdust could be used to amend soil at mined land ...

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Virginia: Batie Creek, Section 319 Success Stories, Polluted Runoff (Nonpoint Source Pollution)10-29-2007

... Natural Heritage, the company removed and reused most of the decomposing sawdust... of the Virginias funded Virginia Tech researchers, who proved that decomposing sawdust could be used to amend soil at mined land ...

http://www.epa.gov/nps/Success/state/va_batie.htm (HTML)

Mold and Moisture - Image Library 106-07-2007

Decomposing leaves. Partially decomposed beech leaves. Partially decomposed beech leaves. Mushroom: Grey Ink Cap mushroom commonly found in gardens and ...

http://www.epa.gov/mold/moldcourse/imagegallery1.html (HTML)

Requirements | Burial at Sea in New England | New England | US EPA01-20-2010

Flowers and wreaths consisting of materials that are readily decomposable in the marine environment may be placed at the burial ...

http://www.epa.gov/region1/BurialAtSea/requirements.html (HTML)

Benefits of GreenScaping02-24-2009

"Provides information about the benefits of greenscaping."

http://www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/rrr/greenscapes/benefits.htm (HTML)

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