OH Company Turns Drill Cuttings into Clean Fill Dirt in 24 Hours

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An intriguing supply chain story that caught MDN's eye: An Ohio company has figured out a way to speed up the work of Mother Nature in decomposing the nasty stuff that contaminates "drill cuttings"--the rock and soil left over from drilling natural gas or oil wells. Drill cuttings are typically hauled off to a landfill where it takes Mother Nature hundreds (sometimes thousands) of years to fully break down the chemicals (naturally and not-naturally occurring) in drill cuttings. Ohio Soil Recycling greatly speeds up the natural process and turns drill cuttings into soil suitable for use as "clean fill dirt" in as little as 24 hours!...

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