Mid-Atlantic Biosolids Association
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The Mid-Atlantic Biosolids Association (MABA) is a non-profit organization devoted to promoting the use of sewage sludge as fertilizer. MABA was founded in 1998.
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Involvement in San Francisco Sludge Controversy
In March 2010, MABA sent a letter to Mayor Gavin Newsom of San Francisco supporting the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's sewage sludge compost giveaway program.[1] In the letter, they claim that "biosolids use on soils, in accordance with regulations, presents negligible risk."
MABA Board
- Executive Director: Michael Wardell
- President: Chris Peot
- Vice-President: Trudy Johnston
- Secretary: Bob Adamski
- Treasurer: Bill Cathcart
Contact Information
- Mid-Atlantic Biosolids Association
- 28 Russell Street
- Saugerties, NY 12477
- Phone: (845) 901-7905
- Fax: (845) 246-9177
- Web: http://www.mabiosolids.org/
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