Water and wastewater can be treated at centralized or decentralized treatment facilities, both of which have merits. Which one is right for your needs?
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The activated sludge process involves the use of microorganisms and oxygen to break down organic matter and remove pollutants from wastewater. Treatment removes contaminants before water flows into homes Municipal water, also known as tap water, undergoes treatment at a municipal plant to eliminate pathogens and other contaminants. It is…
Decentralized water infrastructure offers several benefits over centralized treatment and allows services to be provided anywhere at a fraction of the cost. Learn more about the growing interest in decentralized systems.
The activated sludge process involves the use of microorganisms and oxygen to break down organic matter and remove pollutants from wastewater. What is activated sludge, how does the process work, and when is it used? The activated sludge process is a biological wastewater treatment method that is commonly utilized in…
What is a boil water advisory and why is it necessary? A boil water advisory is issued when water contamination by disease-causing organisms is a threat. This can happen for many reasons including, loss of pressure in the distribution system, loss of disinfection, and other unexpected water quality problems….
Many people don’t have to imagine a day without water, because their communities already lack adequate drinking water and sanitation. In 2015, the US Water Alliance’s Value of Water Coalition organized Imagine a Day Without Water, a day of action to sound the alarm about the invisible water infrastructure…
A recent study quantifies the effects of proximity to irrigated parks, but where will water for irrigation come from? In some regions, calls are mounting to end public park irrigation to save water, but is losing the benefits of irrigated parks worth the water savings? While it is well…
National Water Quality Month highlights the importance of providing clean, safe water every day In 2005, National Water Quality Month was established in the United States by the Environmental Protection Agency, with backing from the United Nations. Since then, August has been a month for public conversation on how communities can use…
April 22 is reserved for Earth Day and this year’s theme is to Invest in Our Planet. Together we must preserve and protect our health, families, and livelihood. At Seven Seas Water Group, investing in our planet is part of our mission. Our priority is to provide safe,…
World Water Day is reserved for March 22nd every year as a dedication to the world’s most precious resource – water. World Water Day was established to raise awareness of the 2 billion people living without access to safe water. Each year the theme changes, but they all share the…
