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• 2016 Newsletter V-VI-11
• March 14, 2016 Newsletter Volume VI, Issue 11. Confessions of a Sometime-Food-Scrap-Waster.
• www.terutalk.com/2016-Newsletter-V-VI-11.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-1
• January 5, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 1. Financial tidbits such as those that might come from off-set protocols and tariffs just improve the balance sheet.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-1.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-11
• March 16, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 11. Make no mistake: we always get to pay for the mess we make, one way or another.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-11.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-13
• March 30, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 13. We don't know how to build out and maintain the organic feedstock supply chain.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-13.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-18
• May 4, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 18. Remember and apply our axiom of Highest and Best Use. Feed the hungry first, then the microbes.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-18.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-27
• July 6, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 27. Closing the gap by recovering and remaking new stuff from the old stuff we throw away, just makes sense.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-27.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-28
• July 13, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 28. Plan your biorefinery's Input-Process-Output to fit the community, and adjust as the community changes.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-28.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-29
• July 20, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 29. Once you release ownership of your trash (take it to the curb), your “expectations of privacy” are gone.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-29.html

• 2015 Newsletter V-V-38
• September 21, 2015 Newsletter Volume V, Issue 38. Food waste is messy. Mixed into dry municipal solid waste, it’s almost impossible to separate and recover.
• www.terutalk.com/2015-Newsletter-V-V-38.html

• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-8
• February 24, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 8.
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• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-12
• March 24, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 12. As soon as that crud isn't trash any more, that discarded stuff magically has Value and the whole game changes.
• www.terutalk.com/2014-Newsletter-V-IV-12.html

• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-22
• June 2, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 22. Humans are Humans, and (Food) Waste Happens.
• www.terutalk.com/2014-Newsletter-V-IV-22.html

• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-26
• June 30, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 26.
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• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-30
• July 28, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 30. Some cities want to increase Recycling, in part by implementing advanced Waste Conversion for resource recovery.
• www.terutalk.com/2014-Newsletter-V-IV-30.html

• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-34
• August 25, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 34.
• www.terutalk.com/2014-Newsletter-V-IV-34.html

• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-37
• September 15, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 37. These are the times for fine-tuning the conversion of worthy residuals back into foundation materials and final goods.
• www.terutalk.com/2014-Newsletter-V-IV-37.html

• 2014 Newsletter V-IV-52
• December 29, 2014 Newsletter Volume IV, Issue 52. There certainly is no shortage of waste and the mess we make just screams for answers.
• www.terutalk.com/2014-Newsletter-V-IV-52.html

• 2013 Newsletter V-III-8
• February 25, 2013 Newsletter Volume III, Issue 8. The path to Recover raw materials for making more goods is convoluted and fraught with misinformation.
• www.terutalk.com/2013-Newsletter-V-III-8.html

• 2013 Newsletter V-III-44
• November 4, 2013 Newsletter Volume III, Issue 44. The parade of Goulies, Ghosts and Goblins are now past, leaving in their wake a sad collection of jack-o-lanterns whose scary smiles are beginning to sag.
• www.terutalk.com/2013-Newsletter-V-III-44.html

• 2012 Newsletter V-II-2
• January 9, 2012 Newsletter Volume II, Issue 2
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• 2012 Newsletter V-II-34
• August 20, 2012 Newsletter Volume II, Issue 34. My favorite organic waste converters are called Hermetia illucens, also known as Black Soldier Flies. They are naturally occurring just about everywhere summers get over freezing and winters stay above maybe10 below.
• www.terutalk.com/2012-Newsletter-V-II-34.html

• 2012 Newsletter V-II-45
• November 5, 2012 Newsletter Volume II, Issue 45. Last Wednesday, we realized to our horror (well, it was Halloween, after all) that even the major energy efficiency programs and associations don't think of on-site waste conversion to electricity, heat, and fuel in the same sense as they do for, say, energy efficient lighting.
• www.terutalk.com/2012-Newsletter-V-II-45.html

• 2011 Newsletter V-I-21
• July 18, 2011 Newsletter Volume I, Issue 21
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• 2011 Newsletter V-I-22
• July 25, 2011 Newsletter Volume I, Issue 22
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• CIFAR Conference XXXII
• TERU Focus Report on 'CIFAR Conference XXXII,' Managing Energy, Water and By-products for Profitability in Food and Beverage Processing. 10/18/2013
• www.terutalk.com/CIFAR-Conference-XXXII.html

• CalRecycle's Regulatory Clean-up-Part 1
• TERU Focus Report on CalRecycle's Regulatory Clean-up, California Code of Regulations Titles 14 and 27 - Part 1: Issues 1 through 4 . 12/30/2011
• www.terutalk.com/CalRecycle's-Regulatory-Clean-up-Part-1.html