Water Online Highlights

  1. ENVIRO-AIRE Replacement System Installed At Community Park 9/2/2026

    Pelican Park replaced its aging 3,000 GPD wastewater system with a new ENVIRO-AIRE plant, providing reliable treatment for more than one million annual visitors.

  2. ENVIRO-AIRE Solves Wastewater Treatment Needs Of Resort 9/2/2026

    Lauloa Maalaea Resort needed upgraded wastewater treatment within an existing footprint. A new 21,000 GPD ENVIRO-AIRE system met stricter effluent requirements with minimal visual impact.

  3. ECOPOD Brings Recovery Center Into State Regulatory Compliance 9/2/2026

    Sana Lake Recovery Center replaced an undersized, unpermitted lagoon with a 20,000 GPD ECOPOD system designed to meet Missouri wastewater requirements and support expansion.

  4. ECOPOD Offers Robust Treatment For Glamping Facility 9/2/2026

    A Joshua Tree glamping facility needed minimal-impact wastewater treatment. A 5,500 GPD ECOPOD system provides robust treatment while meeting stringent nitrogen requirements.

  5. H-20 Chambers & Orenco AX-100 Used in System For New Group Home 9/2/2026

    Boulder Canyon Group Home overcame challenging terrain, limited access, and right-of-way restrictions with an innovative wastewater system designed for reliable, efficient treatment.

  6. H-20 Chambers Installed In WWTP Dispersal System 9/2/2026

    Kingston, MA, expanded wastewater capacity with a 700,000 GPD subsurface recharge system designed to reduce nitrogen impacts while supporting future growth and preserving open space.

  7. AeroFin Passive Onsite Wastewater Treatment System 9/2/2026

    Discover how AeroFin provides passive, space-efficient wastewater treatment, using a biological ecosystem to remove up to 99% of impurities without electricity or replacement media.

  8. ENVIRO-AIRE Enables RV Park Expansion & Reduces Maintenance 9/2/2026

    See how a 30,000 GPD ENVIRO-AIRE™ wastewater treatment plant helped a Texas campground expand operations with reliable, efficient, low-maintenance treatment.

  9. Many Cities Buried Urban Streams. Here's How To Bring Them Back 9/1/2026

    As many cities developed, streams that once flowed on the surface were buried underground to make way for growing infrastructure. However, as heavier rainfall, extreme weather and aging infrastructure place growing pressure on cities, these buried streams could become part of the solution. Restoring streams to the surface — a practice known as stream daylighting — can help manage stormwater, restore habitats, and create greener, more walkable public spaces.

  10. Keeping Customers Informed: New Jersey American Water Streamlines Required Notices 9/1/2026

    How one utility streamlined required notices instead of letting them pile up.