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A $43M solution to stinky sewage treatment. It’s a 1st in the NW - The Daily Chronicle
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A $43M solution to stinky sewage treatment. It’s a 1st in the NW - The Daily Chronicle
Kennewick residents living downwind of the city’s sewer treatment facility will get some much-needed relief thanks to a state-of-the-art $43 million biosolids facility. It’s the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, incorporating a solar-thermal pasteurization system, patented at a Florida facility, that will create a nutrient-rich dried product from sewage that can be used for commercial purposes. Constructed over the last 18 months, the …
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