Although algae has been an option for nutrient removal in wastewater treatment for decades, its use has been limited because it typically needs large ponds, which require a larger footprint than ...

To this end, the Council has adopted updated rules on urban wastewater treatment, which date back to 1991 ... Excessive levels of these chemical substances in rivers, lakes or seas promote the rapid ...

with the goal of understanding how seasonal and locational changes affect bacteria and algae. Bradley can speak to the media about his research and sustainable methods for treating wastewater. He can ...

Bakeries and wineries can't do without yeast, but they have no need for green algae. Wastewater treatment facilities, however, might just want to have these microorganisms team up. Osaka ...

When the trucks don’t arrive in time at a sewage plant near Cutler Bay, the smell from 350 tons of tarry black muck leftover ...

The airing of grievances usually is in December, but some Marco Island residents had their own Festivus for water quality in ...

Merced Wastewater Treatment Plant Manager Bill Osmer ... star.com Removing the ammonia from the water is important to prevent algae growth which could kill microbes that are eventually consumed ...