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Check out our latest case study on the Cascade Separator? at Broadlands Drive & Foster Park Car Park. Discover how this advanced stormwater treatment solution is helping to effectively capture pollutants and manage runoff in a high-traffic area, improving water quality and protecting the local environment. Read the full case study here - https://hubs.li/Q02TzlcH0 #Stormwater360 #CascadeSeparator #StormwaterManagement #WaterQuality #EnvironmentalProtection

See the Carbonator in action, then read “Leading The Way In Wildfire Protection” to understand how it works.?#sustainability?#wildfireprevention

Sustainable communities start with clean water! ?? This #WaterWeek, let's make a splash in protecting our precious stormwater resources. From innovative management techniques to simple everyday actions, we all have a role to play in ensuring a cleaner, greener future. #stormwater #civilengineering #waterquality #aquashield #greeninfrastructure

A transformation for the water industry.

We should all be stewards of promoting the environment, but did you know that even concrete pavers are focused on protecting the earth? Find out how concrete gutters might be your next eco-friendly solution at our our blog: https://lnkd.in/eNSRvVQh #ecofriendly #savetheearth #climatechange #ecofriendlysolutions #concrete

Smart stormwater management tackles local flooding with instant actionable insights in Southern California. This approach is crucial for building resilient communities that can effectively manage stormwater while maintaining environmental sustainability. Visit optirtc.com for more. #Opti #Stormwater #StormwaterManagement #StormStory #SouthernCA

?? Stone - Drew / Ashe & Jones Inc.?is thrilled to announce our partnership with?Epic Cleantec , a trailblazing full-service water technology company! ?? ???Revolutionizing Water Treatment:?At?Epic Cleantec, innovation flows through every pipeline. Their cutting-edge technology transforms building wastewater—greywater, blackwater, stormwater, and rainwater—into highly purified treated water. Imagine toilets flushing, irrigation systems thriving, and cooling towers humming—all powered by sustainable water reuse! ???? ???Onsite Solutions for a Greener Future:?Together, we’re deploying onsite water treatment and reuse systems in individual buildings and entire complexes. No more wasted water; every drop counts. From office buildings to residential towers, we’re turning wastewater into a valuable resource. ????? ???Non-Potable Applications:?Our collaboration isn’t just exciting; it’s essential. We’re providing non-potable water for critical applications like toilet flushing, landscaping, and laundry. It’s a win for efficiency, sustainability, and the planet! ?????? ???Joining Forces for Impact:?We’re not just dipping our toes; we’re diving deep. By partnering with?Epic Cleantec, we’re making waves in water stewardship. Together, we’ll create ripples of positive change! ???? Stay tuned for updates as we embark on this watery adventure. Let’s raise our glasses (of purified water, of course) to a cleaner, greener future! ???? #WaterInnovation #Sustainability #CleanWater #EpicCollaboration

?????????? ???? ?????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????? The City of Palm Coast is proud to recognize the month of April as being Water Conservation Month. Saving water whenever possible is truly a win-win for both your water bill and the environment! We invite you to learn more about protecting earth's most essential resource at https://lnkd.in/dwxDn4i6

We Can't Keep Going Like This Statement: Poor forest management coupled with short-sighted environmental policy - particularly since the late 1990s - has exacerbated an already bad problem of ill-planned fire suppression over a century's time. Problem: From clear-cutting to no-logging whatsoever has been a disastrous transition here in Northwestern California over the past 35 years. Solution: Selective thinning with Sam.gov certified heavy equipment would not only reduce wildfire risk, but also stage the equipment and personnel on hand and in vastly improved proximity to knock down any starts. A two fold benefit forest health model that I feel is superior to the current 72-96hr snail trail of national resource ordering and mobilization the US Forest Service is partial to.