Archive for November, 2009
Victoria Times Colonist While most people I know are relieved to have agreement on sewage treatment for the capital region, the idea of a public-private partnership is not viewed … See all stories on this topic
Both opinions are flying as Huntertown's move to build its own sewage-treatment facility, but this much seems certain: One way or another, it should end the … See all stories on this topic
… green roofs and green walls to reduce the need for air conditioning, rainwater recycling, and reduction of stormwater runoff through bioswales. … See all stories on this topic
… such as rainwater collection. And that there should be a greater emphasis on reuse and recycling, economic incentives, and water-use efficiency. … See all stories on this topic
OTTAWA, Manitoba and Winnipeg will share the $33-million cost of upgrading one of Winnipeg's three sewage-treatment plants, but the city is still looking … See all stories on this topic
ALAPPUZHA: The district administration is set to launch a sewage treatment plant with the help of a private firm for scientific treatment of waste generated … See all stories on this topic
The city, according to LeCouris, will continue its drinking water and sewer line replacement programs and make improvements to its sewage treatment plant. … See all stories on this topic
Were it not for considerable money spent to clean up sewage-treatment plants all over the watershed, the Chesapeake would be in even worse shape. … See all stories on this topic
By Colin Strachan SEWAGE treatment in Wakefield will become more eco-friendly when work begins on a £470000 upgrade to the system next week. … See all stories on this topic
By David Ball After looking at the costs of various options for sewage treatment, the Islamorada Village Council last week confirmed its intention to … See all stories on this topic