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Microbes Tested to Cut Methane at California Landfill
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Microbes Tested to Cut Methane at California Landfill
A new field trial at Republic Services’ Sunshine Canyon Landfill in Sylmar, California, is putting microbes to work in a bid to curb methane emissions and control odors. Developed by Windfall Bio, this approach uses naturally occurring soil microorganisms — referred to as “mems” — that consume methane while also breaking down hydrogen sulfide and other odor-causing compounds. Michael Stewart, General Manager of Sunshine Canyon Landfill, discussi…
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