Water Sustainability Blog
News on the world's most precious resource, including the latest in research, trends, and treatment advances
Why Traditional Aeration Is the Most Expensive Part of Lagoon Compliance
Tighter nutrient limits often mean more aeration for lagoons, but higher energy costs follow. Learn how MABR can reduce power demand and lower lifecycle costs.
What Drives Reverse Osmosis Pretreatment Strategy?
Reverse osmosis is often used to treat industrial feedwater. It’s important to prepare the raw water before RO to preserve membrane life.
Phased Wastewater Expansion: How Containerized MABR Reduces Long-Term Risk
Containerized MABR systems support phased wastewater treatment expansion, helping utilities add capacity as needed while aligning investment with real demand.
Industrial Feedwater Challenges and the Role of Containerized Treatment
Industrial facilities face scaling, corrosion, downtime, and rising water costs due to inconsistent feedwater. See how containerized treatment systems ensure reliable, compliant performance.
What Happens After RO: Managing Concentrate, Brine, and Residuals at Industrial Sites
Reverse osmosis systems produce concentrate and brine that require careful disposal or reuse planning. Learn how industrial facilities manage residuals while meeting compliance and cost targets.
Lagoon Upgrades vs. New Plants: How Utilities and Public Works Compare Risk, Cost, and Timelines
A practical comparison of lagoon upgrades versus new wastewater plants, examining regulatory risk, project timelines, capital exposure, and operational tradeoffs.
