Land Application of Biosolids
With increasing costs in production agriculture, many landowners are considering biosolids as a safe, inexpensive source of crop nutrients. (thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

Biological invasions
Invasive species management is an "applied" genre of ecology, in which workers are usually trying hard to solve day to day problems in the field using techniques borrowed mainly from the agricultural sciences. (thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

Cleaning with bacteria
In situ bioremediation (ISB) is a powerful, cost-effective technology for restoring contaminated sites by exploiting the natural degradative and migratory abilities of bacteria. (thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

Down and Dirty
UT researchers return to the site and the soil of the nation's first government-approved field release of genetically engineered organisms. (thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

Determining Failure Modes
High-rate anaerobic processes offer many advantages over aerobic wastewater treatment processes. However, they do have some disadvantages. (thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

High-Rate Anaerobic Digesters
In a two-stage study, the possibility of using high-rate anaerobic digesters to reduce dairy lagoon organic loading rate was explored.(thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

Draining of Wetland
Periodic draining of constructed wetland treating dairy wastewater. (thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)

Minimizing Dairy Waste
Quantifying and minimizing estrogen emissions from dairy farms and the environmental impact of hormones originating from animals.(thanks to the Environment & Natural Resources)