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Communities and Their Wastewater Management From Predicament to Prospects
Note: This was our first blog post on the new website a year ago. For a few different reasons, mainly its importance, we wanted to repost it on the first anniversary. We are at the end of an infrastructure cycle and the beginning of a new policy era. Wastewater is no longer a pollutant; it…
Read MoreTioga Downs Casino Resort Wastewater Upgrade
When the Owner of Tioga Downs won the rights to build out a full casino in 2016, he added a 160-room hotel and several restaurants, along with more gaming space. In addition to nearly doubling the daily flow rate, the Owner was faced with having to meet the new enhanced nutrient removal effluent (ENR) standards,…
Read MoreClear as Drinking Water
We wanted to share a photo of some recent influent/effluent samples from one of our wastewater treatment systems at Parker Terrace, a housing development in Easton, Massachusetts. The inception of this system dates back to 2009, when the Mass. Department of Environmental Protection (MADEP) determined that the communities three conventional septic systems had failed and…
Read MoreCommunities and Their Wastewater Management From Predicament to Prospects
We are at the end of an infrastructure cycle and the beginning of a new policy era. Wastewater is no longer a pollutant; it is now a resource. The dilemma we face now is that the regulatory governing systems for wastewater as a pollutant are not sufficient to realize the inherent potential of managing wastewater…
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