06/18/2026
As the need to divert organic waste from landfills grows, co-digestion is gaining traction. Municipalities can put unused capacity in existing wastewater assets to work as a cost-effective strategy to preserve landfill capacity and mitigates greenhouse gas emissions.
However, co-digestion is more complicated than simply feeding new material to your digesters. In this article, Michael highlights several ancillary equipment components required to make co-digestion practical.
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