Articles can be submitted year round and do not need to be original as long as they are properly credited to the source.
Photos should be send in a .jpeg,.bmp, .eps, .tif, etc. (no pdfs). You may also reach Alison at 717-737-8326.
Advertise in the Newsletter
You may also choose to advertise in The Keystone and support the Chapter Scholarship Fund. The Keystone Newsletter Advertising Request is attached for your convenience. Ads can be color or black and white. The rate schedule is as follows: Business Card $75 (3 or more issues, $60 per issue) 3.5 L x 2 1/4 page $150 (3 or more issues, $125 per issue) 3.5 L x 5 H 1/2 page $250 (2 or more issues, $200 per issue) 7.75 L x 5 H OR 3.5 L x 10.5 H Whole page $450 (2 or more issues, $400 per issue) 7.75 L x 10.5 H Please coordinate advertising with Alison D'Airo of Barton & Loguidice.
Alison D'Airo
adairo@bartonandloguidice.com
(717) 737-8326
Visit KeystoneSWANA.org for more details
Call in number is (866) 277-6191.
Email Chanda@keystoneswana.org for the PIN.
All members are welcome.
Meetings are subject to change at the discretion of the Chapter Officers.
CONFERENCE VENUE AND LODGING
Hilton Harrisburg
One North Second Street
Harrisburg, PA
(717) 233-6000
RESCHEDULED TO SEPTEMBER 17
Keystone SWANA Mini-Tech
Natural Aquatic Life Treatment System Mini-Technical Seminar
September 17, 2020 @ 10:00 am
Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority 1610 Russell Road
Lebanon, PA 17046
The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority has become a role model landfill because of its innovative natural wetland treatment system. Located on GLRA property is a series of 14 ponds that are used to treat leachate from an unlined area of the landfill. Vegetation around these ponds, cattails and water lilies, thrive on the nutrients in leachate and purify the water as it slowly flows through the pond system.
Eric Wiediger from Leachate Management Specialists (LMS) will introduce natural systems for handling leachate, including phyto technologies with plants and trees, enhanced evaporation utilizing wind and salt-loving microbes, and constructed wetlands. Natural systems strategically take advantage of natural processes such as solar radiation, evaporation, evapotranspiration, wind, plants, and biological activity to treat and eliminate liquid waste. LMS is an environmental consulting and engineering firm specializing in innovative, green solutions for leachate treatment and disposal. They have collaborated with some of the largest solid waste companies and leading scientists, and their employees have worked on natural systems across North America, including national award-winning projects. Eric Wiediger is a senior project manager for LMS with more than 15 years of experience in solid waste and environmental fields. Prior to working with LMS, he spent 8 years with the PADEP Waste Program overseeing enforcement cases and inspecting solid waste facilities in the Philadelphia area.
Presentation followed by full walking tour of the Natural Aquatic Life Treatment System at GLRA. Networking lunch follows the tour.
Members $15
Non-Members $25
Meeting will be held immediately following the Fall Conference.
Pennsylvania Keystone Chapter of
Solid Waste Association of North America
1610 Russell Road, Lebanon, PA 17046
866 GO SWANA (467-9262)
