EPA allocates $2.4B for 2023 Clean Water State Revolving Fund
The U.S. EPA has announced over $2.4 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law through this year’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF).
Learn more about {{ post.title }}The U.S. EPA has announced over $2.4 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law through this year’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF).
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Learn more about {{ post.title }}Our client is a municipality located 23 miles north of Boise, Idaho. The community is located in a valley with the Payette River running through it. The client needed to replace and upgrade its existing lagoons to meet more stringent discharge requirements.
Learn more about {{ post.title }}Why aeration in wastewater treatment is important, how modernizing technologies can lead to better results, and a walkthrough of some of the modern technologies for wastewater aeration.
Learn more about {{ post.title }}Our client is a leader in entertainment and one of the largest employers in the region. They were bursting at the seams for 9 months of the year with tourists from all over the world. Their unique flow characteristics required a versatile system that could accommodate huge seasonal fluctuations.
Learn more about {{ post.title }}The town of Berlin had two major concerns with their anaerobic lagoon system. These concerns were objectionable odor complaints and maintaining the temperature in the lagoon for effective treatment due to the cold ambient temperatures.
Learn more about {{ post.title }}Have you ever thought about where your waste goes? For people living in cities, it goes to a treatment plant. However, treated wastewater ultimately finds its way into a local waterway.
Learn more about {{ post.title }}EPA Awards Nearly $2M in Research and Issues Action Plan to Help Small Communities Protect Public Health and Increase Access to Clean Water
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