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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 …
| 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: Indianapolis – up 12 percent Kansas City &ndash … |
| 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 to not put undue stress on your system. Do not … |
| 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 any leaking faucets and toilets (this is very … |
| 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 water use. Replacing older appliances with energy … |
| A three-bedroom home on a small lot in Juneau, Alaska had a failed drainfield and limited space for a replacement solution. No room was available for a conventional drainfield. Direct discharge of treated effluent was not an option. The situation … |
| Rainwater harvesting is not a new concept. There is archaeological evidence that rainwater harvesting dates as far back as 6,000 years ago in China. Today, there are improvements in technology to capture, filter, store and use rainwater. The primary … |
| The Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) is a low-interest or no-interest source of funding for the installation, repair or upgrade of decentralized wastewater systems in small-town, rural and suburban areas. This is an excellent way for … |
 | Tom Smith, director of marketing for Anua: The Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) is a low-interest or no-interest source of funding for the installation, repair or upgrade of decentralized wastewater systems in small-town, rural and suburban … |
| It runs through the San Antonio River, cools industrial power plants and keeps golf courses green across the state. Starting next year, it will flow from household taps in West Texas, according to the Houston Chronicle. As population growth and the … | |
| Both individual and cluster onsite wastewater treatment systems offer an approach to wastewater management that is characterized by smaller, simpler wastewater systems sized for specific areas, communities or developments. These systems are not … |
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BioBarrier Membrane Bioreactor
BioBarrier Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) is ideally suited for use with residential and small flow developments for reuse applications.Type: BrochureSponsored by: Bio-Microbics -
Drain Field Renovations with RetroFast
Bio-Microbics manufacturers proven wastewater and storm water treatment systems for decentralized communities.Type: Case StudySponsored by: Bio-Microbics -
SaniTEE: An Ideal Septic Tank Wastewater Screen
SaniTEE® Wastewater Screens SaniTEE® self-cleaning wastewater deflection screens (commonly known as septic tank effluent filters) are designed to reduce suspended solids discharged in septic …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Bio-Microbics -
Minimal Site Disruption with RetroFast
RetroFast unique design system makes it optimal for minimal disrutpion during installation.Type: Case StudySponsored by: Bio-Microbics -
High-Quality Effluent Solution in a Small Footprint
A three-bedroom home on a small lot in Juneau, Alaska had a failed drainfield and limited space for a replacement solution. No room was available for a conventional drainfield. Direct discharge of …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Anua
