Treatment
The Problem with Wastewater
Business and human activity produce unsustainable volumes of waste. Without cleanup, this threatens our global supply of water.
Addressing a Wide Range of Treatment Needs
Industrial users often pay exorbitant discharge fees and additional potential surcharges on the wastewater their processes generate.
Increased effluent and impacts from industrial wastewater exceed the municipal capacity for treatment. In addition, excessive nutrient loads from urban and agricultural activities lead to the growth of harmful algal blooms (HABs), creating agricultural runoff, and affecting our freshwater sources. Finally an aging infrastructure of piping and treatment systems far overdue for replacement and maintenance, affects both (clean) water delivery and the ability to handle sewage.
AGES wastewater treatment systems are capable of handling the most complex and hazardous waste streams and can eliminate all known undesirable elements.
