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Recycling, solid and liquid waste management, social and environmental procurement, transportation demand management, energy and resource conservation, green buildings and corporate environmental management systems.
20 years working in the public and private sector waste management field.
Bachelor of Arts in Economics.
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| Patricia | 09/09/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for the valuable resource and clear ..... |
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| Sam Cuvo | 03/21/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Straight forward reply makes sense!!!! |
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Hi Peter, Thanks for your question. It shouldn't affect your drain field in a negative way, as long as you don't compact the soil or sand on top... and you use a water-permeable membrane for the weed
Hi Tony, Thanks for your question. It is unlikely that the buildup you describe is from toiletry products, as these should have very limited effect unless you're putting them down the drain in concentrated
Hi Patricia, Thank you for your question. You definitely need to have your tank pumped regularly to avoid sludge getting into your septic field and eventually clogging it ($$$$$). Rather than explain
Hello Ahmed, Thank you for your question. I'm honoured that you chose me to offer you some advice. Your questions are significant, though, and I'm not sure I am able to answer them for you. The
Hi Sam, Thanks for your question. Being essentially organic, with an overall low alcohol content, the beer should be fine to put into your system. Still, I would do it over time if I were you, perhaps

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