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Since 2007 there has been a rapid introduction of covered anaerobic lagoon technology (and its associated variants) into the red meat processing industry in Australia to replace traditional anaerobic ponds which were open to the atmosphere – albeit often through a relatively thick natural floating crust.
Consequently, a need has arisen to provide informative and careful advice on the hazards of this new technology and how the risks associated with these hazards can be appropriately mitigated.