Castellón May 24, 2018 - The partners of the European project LIFE STO3RE, led by FACSA and also incorporating ESAMUR (Regional Entity for Sanitation and Wastewater Treatment of the Region of Murcia), AINIA (Research Association of the Agri-Food Industry), CEBAS-CSIC (State Agency Superior Council of Scientific Research), and IPROMA (Research and Projects Environment SL), have

Fundación Cajamar, Alejandro Faus and Javier Talavera are the rest of the prize-winners in the categories of Initiative and Development, Professional Excellence and Novel Excellence respectively.  The College of Agronomists of Levante (COIAL) has awarded in the category of Innovation of the VI FPIA Awards to the LIFE STOR3E project, promoted by FACSA. The handing

TVE has dedicated a space in its information services in the Murcia Region to the advances of the European LIFE STO3RE research project. An initiative led by FACSA and also integrated by ESAMUR (Regional Entity for Sanitation and Wastewater Treatment of the Region of Murcia), AINIA (Research Association of the Agrifood Industry), CSIC-CEBAS (State Agency

Carlos García Izquierdo, CEBAS-CISC scientist, took advantage of the latest edition of the "VI Conference on recycling: reduce, reuse, recycle", celebrated on 5-6 November in Las Vegas (USA), to present the latest developments of the LIFE STO3RE project. Among other aspects, the expert made special emphasis on the agricultural application of the biofertilizer obtained in

Castellón, February 1, 2018- FACSA has participated this Wednesday in the technical conference that the people in charge of the LIFE + Futur Agrari project have organized in Vic for the completion of this project, co-funded by the European Union. This has allowed them to put into practice different technologies to manage the treatment of

The initiative promoted by the consortium led by FACSA with the participation of IPROMA, AINIA, ESAMUR and CEBAS-CSIC, aims to promote a circular economy model in the management of excess sludge and pig slurry capable of converting waste into resources. The application of these advances on an industrial scale would allow the generation of biofertilizer

Ainia has began the phytotoxicity Zuccino tests. These experiments take part of the action C. Monitoring the project impact on the environmental problem addressed. Zucconi test consist on germination tests with watercress (Lepidiumsativum) and lettuce seeds (Latugasativa), as indicators of phytotoxicity by metals, organic compounds and salts. The aim of these experiments is to compare

Manuel Abellán, technician at ESAMUR, has recently participated in a specialized course on Technology Selection and Design of Wastewater Treatment Plants in Bolivia. An appointment that has allowed Abellán to present some of the advances of the LIFE STO3RE project, which aims to promote a circular economy model applied to the joint management of pig

The consortium, led by FACSA and part of IPROMA, ESAMUR, AINIA and CEBAS-CSIC, has also presented the new T-shirts of this initiative, which have been designed by Kukuxumusu Castellón, October 27, 2017 - The partners of the consortium of the European project LIFE STO3RE, led by FACSA and IPROMA, ESAMUR, AINIA and CEBAS-CSIC have met

Castellón, July 14, 2017 - FACSA participated in the last edition of Sludgetech International Sludge Management Congress. A meeting, organized by the International Water Association (IWA) at Imperial College, London, brought together over 300 people related to companies operating sewage treatment plants (ESTARs), universities and leading technology centers in different countries. During the congress, the