November/December 2005
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Wine Into Wastewater
High-growth wineries acquire a taste for fine OWT solutions.
By Carol Wasson
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The Growing Problem
of System Failures
As more homes opt for onsite treatment, experts say
regulation and performance standards are needed to keep
OWTSs in good shape.
By Dan Rafter
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A Better Approach
to Procuring MBR Technology
The design-build-operate method offers distinct advantages
when selecting the right system.
By John Christopher and Kyle Rhorer
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Bottomless Chambers:
A Surge Ahead of Stone-and-Pipe
Plastic, elongated, dome-shaped, and with greater capacity,
theyre ready-made and easy-to-install.
By David Engle
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Do-It-Yourself
Sewage TreatmentThe Wave of the Future?
For one American company, more clean water and less
water -pollution isnt a pipe dream---its
a mission.
By Janis Keating
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Clean Again, Naturally
Constructed wetlands change the face of petroleum
remediation at a former BP refinery site.
By Scott Wallace
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FOG Cutters
Properly applied and monitored, onsite grease-trap
filters, aerators, and additives can slash high-strength
restaurant waste.
By David Engle
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Anaerobic Alchemy
An innovative system transforms waste streams into clean
energy.
By Christine Van Lenten
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Getting
a Handle on Algae Control
Nuisance algae is a problem throughout our nations
waterways,
but are TMDLs the best way to clean things up?
By Penelope Grenoble OMalley
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Chinese Printing
Plant Saves a Mint
Membrane system enables currency printer in Beijing
to save 90%.
By Ruming Pang
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