Brightwater Tools, Rich Earth’s spin-off company focussed on developing building-scale wastewater nutrient recovery systems, has sold nine of their pasteurizers (patent pending) to partners across the US. It is the […]
Calling all Bellows-Falls area pee-ers! We have launched a new urine depot (recently featured in the Brattleboro Commons) at the Rockingham Recycling Center. Area residents can now drop off both […]
We have officially launched the Gold Ribbon Commission in partnership with Nutrient Networks and Recode. Through this collaborative project, we will work to advance the regulation of urine reuse. Our […]
To date, Rich Earth has mainly tested and applied urine as a fertilizer for hay fields, using our custom-designed application equipment. (We have also used urine fertilizers for carrots and […]
Rich Earth staff and board started 2020 off with our annual retreat on January 11. Led by Nadav Malin, Board member and President of Building Green, we were fully engaged […]
Rich Earth is honored to continue to receive funding from the Long Island Sound Futures Fund. We received two awards (one for planning and one for implementation) for 2019 during […]
The Rich Earth Institute is proud to announce multiple grants totaling approximately $145,000 from the National Fish and Wildlife Fund’s Long Island Sound Futures Fund to divert nitrogen from the Connecticut River Watershed.
The new urine depot is open! We have officially moved the urine depot out of Kim and Mike’s garage and are now at 116 Birge Street in Brattleboro. Located behind […]
On May 23rd Rich Earth staff Neil Patel and Konrad Scheltema accompanied Seth True from Best Septic for our Spring 2017 Urine Pump Out. Along with our summer intern Sean […]
Rich Earth Board member Ben Goldberg led the charge on a weekend building bash in the old and cold (unheated) art building on the Antioch College campus for a week […]
Over 2,300,000 gallons of water saved since 2013!
