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One of the most significant threats to our environment is the contamination of storm-water runoff. Harmful pollutants and chemicals, such as oil, sediment, and debris, can easily enter the stormwater system and flow directly into our waterways, causing significant harm to wildlife and the ...
BySafe Drain Stormwater Holdings, Inc based in Oakdale, CALIFORNIA (USA)
During the application process, glycol-based de-icing fluids can leak into local stormwater runoff, potentially causing pollution. CETCO GCLs were found compatible with de-icing fluid (glycol diluted 50/50 with water). ...
ByCETCO based in New York, NEW YORK (USA)
Problems we solve: Pollution events go unnoticed between sparse lab tests. No continuous water quality monitoring in most systems. ...
ByHolloid based in Wien, AUSTRIA
Evaluate the effectiveness of Low Impact Development (LID), green infrastructure and other best management practices for reducing wet weather pollutant loadings. LIDs are integral to new development design and are also being widely retrofitted into existing ...
ByComputational Hydraulics International (CHI) based in Guelph, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Slowly discharge stormwater runoff into the native soil to provide quality advantages and avoid flooding and ...
ByStormTrap, LLC based in Romeoville, ILLINOIS (USA)
Our world is on the cusp of a stormwater design revolution - a change in the theories of stormwater management that we have held for 200 years which now call us to consider the impact of water quantity and quality on our future generations. Government agencies and their citizenry are calling for innovative new ways to ensure that our natural water resources remain vital and ...
ByInnovyze based in Portland, OREGON (USA)
Algae degrade water quality: Some algal species that grow in drinking water reservoirs produce toxins (geosmin & MIB), resulting in bad taste and foul odors. These toxins can also cause illnesses in humans and animals. If not treated at the source, algae are likely to end up in treatment plants, clogging filters and pipes. This raises concerns about water quality and safety, can cause service interruptions during treatment, or even operational ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS