High Pressure Water Jetting

[ad_1] The drainage industry is growing in leaps and bounds. The rise in heavily packed households and town ships where drainage systems are implemented with more planning and precision, importance has been given to the maintenance aspect of the drainage industry sector. Both in the commercial and domestic sectors, drainage companies have brought in many […]

Fracking – Suicide Capitalism Poisons The Earth’s Fresh Water Supplies

[ad_1] Lena Headley lives in in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. She and her husband bought a small farm for their semi-retirement with the mineral rights but not the oil and gas rights. Over the last seven years 5 gas wells and a transmission pipeline have been put on their land. The effect has been devastating: Pollution […]

Industrial Outsourcing for Water Treatment – How It Really Works

[ad_1] Making the decision to outsource your industrial wastewater treatment system operations comes with its own set of pros and cons to consider. Before you move forward with outsourcing your water treatment system operations, you should know how it really works. Water treatment companies provide outsourcing services in their suite of products, and that is […]

Water Ionizers Counters the Effects of Urbanization

[ad_1] This article is designed to show why the water we’re drinking is bad for us, since it is highly unlikely that the urban water filters that are in place can filter out all of the little contaminants that are present in the water. Those contaminants are listed as part of the effects of urbanization […]

Water Damage Restoration by Professional Companies

[ad_1] Until a few years ago, homes, properties and personal items devastated by water were often considered lost for good. However, thanks to innovations in technology, what is lost can now be restored to look almost as good as new. Mopping up a home or property after a serious flooding is not as easy as […]

Residential Water Wells

[ad_1] Drilling a well for water supply is one of the concerns faced by the homeowner and home builders. This is because there are several considerations needed to ensure that you can have a good water quality for your home. Prior to drilling a well, it is recommended that the water from the ground source […]

Is There a Global Water Shortage?

[ad_1] The worlds water supply is receiving significant attention recently, and with good reason. Water is our most precious resource, but it has been mismanaged, wasted, and poorly distributed for decades, leading to shortages in many areas of the world. The worlds population today consists of more than six billion people, which is double the […]

What’s in the Water Now?

[ad_1] Almost everyone that drinks backcountry water knows there are microscopic organisms in untreated water that can make people ill. Unfortunately, there is lack of agreement about how common the problem is, or what people should do about it. It is not unusual to see articles in outdoor magazines that combine correct with incorrect information […]

Environmental Racism in Canada: Water Quality Crises for First Nations People

[ad_1] Environmental racism is a subgroup of environmental justice, or “the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies” (“What Is Environmental Justice?”). It calls for a complete lack of discrimination in environmental […]

Why Pay $10,000 For a Whole House Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System?

[ad_1] Companies producing and selling reverse osmosis units tout the systems abilities as the greatest innovation in filtration history and claim that no home can afford to be without one. As with other “snake oil salesmen” throughout history, the makers of reverse osmosis water filtration systems claims are grossly overstated. Reverse osmosis units simply do […]