Biochar, anaerobic digestion and composting may help take pressure off municipal treatment plans and further reduce land application
Our reader asked: “Where does the sewage go?” This question reminds us of the important role installers and designers play in protection of groundwater.
Also in this month’s update, Denver Water operates Colorado’s first on-site water recycling and reuse system
Also in this month’s update, a Georgia county proposes limiting vacation rental occupancy to match septic permits
Many early mound systems were designed to overcome the challenges of slumping soils
Unfortunately, there’s little time to advocate for wastewater industry advances as installers and pumpers are stretched to their limits.
You’ve gone online and checked the soil characteristics of your site. Now walk the land and create the appropriate treatment system.
If you start with bad soils data, the risk is high for design flaws that will cripple your new system
Before you belly up to the bar, work with your tavern and restaurant customers to develop best practices for wastewater treatment.
