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No immediate solution to Maine’s sludge problem

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation March 02, 2023

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David Hughes, superintendent of the Scarborough Sanitary District, expressed relief Wednesday after a tractor-trailer carted away 30 tons of sludge, but asked: “What about next time?” Scarborough is one of roughly three dozen Maine sewer plants that send sludge to Juniper Ridge, a state-owned landfill in Old Town that has sharply reduced the amount of sludge it is accepting. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer Supervisor David Hughes breathed... + full article



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