List of Selected Publications
- Carpenter, A and Hanson, C. Biosolids phosphorus management in soils: impacts to whole farm nutrient management planning and the use of water treatment residuals to decrease phosphorus risks. Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation Biosolids and Residuals Conference. June 2015.
- Elenbaas, M, Beecher, N, Carpenter, A and Tarallo, S. 2014. Using the Triple Bottom Line Approach to Identify Energy Neutral Biosolids Management Options. Clear Waters, Summer 2014.
- Connelly, S and Carpenter A. 2011. Farmland Restoration: Combining Residuals to Manufactured Topsoil . BioCycle, May 2011.
- Brown,S.,Beecher,N.,CarpenterA. 2010. Calculator tool for determining green house gas emissions for biosolids processing and
end use. Environmental Science & Technology, 44 (24), 9509-9515
- Beecher, N., Carpenter A., and Willis, J. 2010. Estimating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Biosolids Management. The New
England Water Environment Association Journal, 44 (2), 22-29.
- Kester, G.B., Brobst, R.B, Carpenter, A.F, Chaney, R.L., Rubin, A.B., Schoof, R.L., and Taylor, D.S. 2005. Risk Characterization, Assessment, and Management of Organic Pollutants in Beneficially Used Residual Products. JournalofEnvironmental Quality
- Carpenter, Andrew. 2000. A look at the risks related to dioxin in land-applied biosolids. Water Environment & Technology
- Carpenter, Andrew and Fernandez, Ivan. 2000. Pulp sludge as a component in manufactured topsoil. Journal of Environmental Quality
- Carpenter, Andrew and Beecher, Ned. 1997. Wood ash finds niche in biosolids composting. BioCycle
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List of Recent Presentations
| 2016, August |
Low Impact Development Conference, Portland, ME. Use of Water Treatment Residuals to Reduce the Risk of Phosphorus Run-off from Agricultural Soils |
| 2015, October |
Biocycle – REFOR Conference, Boston, MA. Digestate characterization for nutrient management planning |
| 2015, June |
WEF Biosolids and Residuals Specialty Conference, Washington, D.C. Biosolids phosphorus mangement in soils. |
| 2015, March |
Maine Vegetable and Fruit School – 2015. Biochar: myth and reality for Soil Conditioning |
| 2014, May |
WEF Biosolids and Residuals Specialty Conference, Austin, TX. Triple Bottom Line Analysis of Biosolids Management Options: Summary of TBL Modeling Results |
| 2014, May |
WEF Biosolids and Residuals Specialty Conference, Austin, TX. Maximizing Biosolids Benefits to Soils: Nutrients, Carbon and Beyond |
| 2014, Jan |
US Composting Council Annual Conference, Oakland, CA. High Carbon Wood Ash Use in Composting: A remedy for pesticide-impacted composts and nuisance odors |
| 2013, Oct. |
NEBRA Annual Meeting, Concord, NH. Water Treatment Residuals Recycling: Use as a soil amendment. |
| 2013, Sept. |
Northwest Biosolids Management Association’s Biofest, Lake Chelan, WA. Maximizing the Benefits of Biosolids in Manufactured Topsoils. |
| 2013, May. |
Northern New England SWANA Annual Meeting, Exeter, ME. ecomaine: Organics Recycling Feasibility Study |
| 2012, Oct. |
NEBRA Annual Meeting, Amherst, MA. Soil Phosphorus Basics: Understanding, Measuring and Reporting P in Soil Amendments |
| 2012, May. |
NCASI Northern Regional Meeting, Portland, ME. From Barren to Bounty: Converting Disturbed Land to Agricultural Fields using Paper Mill Residuals |
| 2011, May. |
WEF Biosolids and Residuals Specialty Conference, Sacramento, CA. Hot and Cold: Potential Impacts from Biosolids Management Options on Carbon Footprints |
| 2010, June. |
Keynote Speaker for the Water Environment Association of Ontario Biosolids Specialty Conference, Burlington, Ontario CANADA, Maximizing Resource Recovery from Biosolids: Notes from an Unapologetic Scavenger. |
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