• Ecological ways to irrigate your lawn

    There was a good article in a recent edition of Building Operation Management entitled, "Water the Landscape: A Big Opportunity for Cost Savings." While homeowners are interested in saving on their …
  • High-quality treatment solution in a high-value subdivision

    Loudoun County is an affluent suburb Northwest of Washington, D.C. K Hovnanian Homes is building a dozen homes in the Woodmar Farms subdivision. The subdivision which is not connected to the …
  • Biofilter provides a high performance low cost odor solution

    Lake Wildwood in western Nevada County, California is 60 miles northeast of Sacramento with 2,915 sewer connections. Following construction of a new, 95 foot diameter 835,000 gallon wastewater …
  • Nature preserve park reuses wastewater

    Annie Louise Wilkerson was the first female ob/gyn in Raleigh, North Carolina and delivered more than 8,000 babies during her 53-year career in which she was known as a pioneer for her achievements …
  • Phase 3 of West Virginia wastewater project complete

    Phase 3 Green SRF Wastewater Project built on the success of two earlier projects located in the Left Fork Watershed of the Mud River, a low income, rural area in Lincoln County, W.V. The original …
  • The pros and cons of greywater recycling

    The pros of greywater recycling are consistent with the pros of any water recycling (rainwater, yellow water, black water): A growing population — expected 420 million by mid-2050 A limited …
  • Puraflo peat biofilter works for 10 years with no maintenance

    This is the report we just received from one of our distributors providing an invaluable testimonial for the quality and durability of the product; however, it's not what we recommend. We do …
  • A green solution to cleaner residential wastewater

    If you have a: Residential or light commercial development requiring a wastewater treatment system. A site subject to intermittent use. An existing site needing repairs or upgrade. Concern about the …
  • 6 Common causes of wastewater treatment failure

    System failure or malfunction, with the exception of the problems associated with age, can almost always be attributed to deviating from following best practices for installation, operation and …
  • Fit for use

    In Beyond the Yuck Factor, North Carolina State University soil scientists investigate ways to safely treat wastewater for reuse. They work to show that small-scale wastewater reuse can be a way to …
  • Decentralized water reuse systems growing in importance

    There is growing recognition of the benefits of decentralized water reuse solutions where water is captured, treated and reused locally. Historic concerns about the cost and operational effectiveness …
  • Ask the Expert: How to keep a jobsite clean and green

    Keeping a jobsite clean is a key component to making construction as green as possible and giving a good impression to anyone who visits the site.
  • Benefits of a clean building site

    Ways to keep a building site clean while constructing or remodeling a home: Have a plan of where all construction materials will be stored during the building process Have a designated refuse and …
  • 5 Ways to conserve water

    Five ways to conserve water: Run your washing machine and dishwasher only when they're completely full and you could save 1,000 gallons of potable water each month. Use the garbage disposal sparingly …
  • Value of water reuse technologies increases

    According to a study of water use in the U.S., the average water user saw rates rise 5.5% in 2011 versus 2010. However, in several cities, water and sewer rate increases were considerably higher …
  • 15 Things to avoid to ensure safe operation of onsite wastewater treatment system

    A properly installed onsite wastewater treatment system will give you years of service; however, like anything else it must be properly maintained. The following is a list of things you need to avoid …
  • 12 things to do to maintain your onsite wastewater treatment system

    Have your septic tank and other wastewater treatment system components inspected at least once a year. Conserve water to reduce the amount of wastewater that must be treated and dispersed. Repair …
  • Ask the Expert: Biggest green trends of the year

    The experts at ProudGreenHome share their thoughts on the top green trends of the past year.
  • 3 green gift ideas

    Green holiday gifts: Sustainable insulation for your home — warm in the winter, cool in the summer, save on energy bills year round. Low-flow faucets, showerheads and toilets to save on potable …
  • Blog: High-quality wastewater treatment

    Find out how to achieve high-quality wastewater treatment in a small space with this case study.
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