Welcome to Europe's foremost conference for the biosolids and biowaste industries

The annual European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference continues to attract technical papers covering a wide range of topical areas and delivered by speakers recognised nationally and internationally for their expertise in this area. As a result it is consistently attended by a large and knowledgeable audience who debate and discuss the issues of the day in a learned and welcoming environment.

Once again potential Authors have the opportunity to submit Abstracts for presentation on topics of interest to the biosolids and organic resources community. Abstracts should be submitted to franceswoodhead@aquaenviro.co.uk by 18th June 2010.

The scope of papers may include but is not limited to:

analytical and monitoring issues
collection issues
carbon cycling
disposal options
GHG emissions
legislation and regulations
novel processes
management and financial issues
modelling
odour nuisance
operational experience
organisational issues
process design
public participation
product marketing
research and development
health and safety issues
soil management
strategic planning
transport
thermal and high temperature solutions

For further details please visit the Call for Papers page.

Associated Links

¬ Aqua Enviro - Conference Organisers
¬ SORP
¬ European Water & Wastewater Management Conference

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Testimonials

I just wanted to say that as well as being exceptionally well organised I did find the event most refreshing (as an academic) - in terms of the audience' perspective, their engagement and their questions - and really I did very much enjoyed the other talks in the session that I spoke. I was only to spend the one afternoon at the meeting, and I know that if I had been able to attend the day before / after it would have been very useful to me. However, I did take away some useful information and points of contact, and I think the memory stick will prove valuable reference. Thanks for your patience in the lead up to the event, I can imagine this is very stressful as an organiser!

Soran Sohi

- UK Biochar Research Centre (UKBRC) University of Edinburgh

Thank you very much for a very inspiring conference- I enjoyed it a lot!

Anna Maria Sundin

- Kappala Association