Archive for October 22nd, 2009
A large percentage of the construction waste was diverted from landfills into recycling or reuse. The site features recapture of rainwater. … See all stories on this topic
“We haven't looked at water reuse, which would include things like indirect potable reuse, all the way down to rainwater harvesting on individual … See all stories on this topic
Deccan Herald City's eminent citizenry are to lead Bangaloreans in adopting rainwater harvesting (RWH), which is set to become mandatory for new buildings from November 1 … See all stories on this topic
Dolman, who runs the Water Institute at the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, said people are fascinated with rainwater harvesting methods, but he advises … See all stories on this topic
By DAVID WILLIAMS – The Press The battle over a new sewage-treatment plant for a small Banks Peninsula community is heading to the Environment Court. … See all stories on this topic
… to increase federal grant funding for municipal sewage infrastructures by providing funding for upgrades of sewage treatment plants across the state. See all stories on this topic
By Kat Kerlin Tamiflu is entering rivers downstream of sewage treatment facilities. Researchers are concerned that if birds pick it up, they could develop … See all stories on this topic
… with separating wastewater, doing a water treatment plant, building a middle school and a sewage treatment plant … and a fire station," said Dwyer. … See all stories on this topic
In 1972, the federal Clean Water Act required that all sewage treatment facilities remove 85 percent to 95 percent of all pollutants before discharging … See all stories on this topic
A Bollfilter filtration system has been installed to protect an NSAF plant at Thames Water's Sewage Treatment Works at Cranleigh in Surrey. … See all stories on this topic