Archive for October 7th, 2009
To improve sewage treatment, council plans to spend $29 million on a centrifuge to spin wet sludge around and around in Kitchener. … See all stories on this topic
By Clint Confehr, Senior Staff Writer As Lewisburg plans to spend millions of dollars on a sewage treatment plant expansion, the town's growth remains … See all stories on this topic
By Aran Jenkins The city of Nitro plans to build a new pump station to replace the old facility at Walker Street along with several other upgrades for the … See all stories on this topic
The seepage has become so severe that township trustees voted Monday to add $100000 to the sewer fund to pay for sewage treatment in 2009. … See all stories on this topic
… that now has 15 bus routes, two fire stations, two water treatment plants, two sewage treatment plants, two power plants, a water-bottling plant, … See all stories on this topic
Bob Schmidt, director of operations for the city of Cashmere said the city hopes to finish its sewage-treatment plan by late next month. … See all stories on this topic
HardNews Magazine The holiest river of the Hindus at present looks filthy and dirty because the capacity of sewage treatment plants on the river is of only 1000 million … See all stories on this topic
… functions such as a system to harvest rain water and solar panels. Councillor Rodney Cann said: "Our Works and Recycling Service is currently working in … See all stories on this topic
On average, light water consumers using tapped water drawn from rainwater are charged a subsidized rate of Sh20 per cubic meter or 1000 litres while heavy … See all stories on this topic
His side face a tougher test when local rivals Aston Clinton are the visitors to Broadwater this Saturday. With just seven goals conceded, the third-placed …