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' ” I; if?” ‘ “ .51: _ conducted four public infor- dry biosolids from waste- well change." iv“; " .5 ' ,i‘ I, \I ”as . . - 7* , I mation sessions on the issue, water treatment plants in The flexibilitypnwidedby .; " “a; g » ,I - ._ I j”; I ‘ two in late 2012 and two ear- Kitchener, Gait. Waterloo incinerating the dried pellets . r, . 1,4 I .‘ .. » g “" lierthismonth. and Preston. The facility for energy is good strategic ' Lt! . ; 3’93 ., x. , ' “I wasn't expecting it. The would handle about 90 per thinking on the region’s part. . 51%;; . In} ' ' , . a first (public information cen- cent of the region’s biosolids. Wideman said. : . - r, ,” f. z 7 w r :1 ' . ire) we had in Cambridge with a target of processing “The technology we are r: , i ‘ ‘ . ‘ * "fl ' s . ‘3 k; four people showed up at it.” about 185 tons per day by proposing is a good one, it ‘ - , 5911;... . I ‘13:“. 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