Category: Constructed Wetlands

12/12/07

Permalink 08:47:47 pm, by mcclelcj Email , 30 words, 241 views   English (US)
Categories: Constructed Wetlands

With Nature for Nature

This is a great overview of constructed wetlands and bioremediation. It is also an advertisement for a specific company, so take that how you want to.

Permalink 08:47:37 pm, by mcclelcj Email , 14 words, 208 views   English (US)
Categories: Water and Sanitation (WATSAN), Constructed Wetlands

Bayawan-Clean Water and Beyond Part 1 of 4

This is another video from the Bayawan video posted below

Permalink 09:13:21 am, by stynesjk Email , 41 words, 253 views   English (US)
Categories: Waste Water, Water and Sanitation (WATSAN), Greywater Recycling, Constructed Wetlands

Water Purifying Greenhouse

A combination greenhouse, water purification system. Collects water from the roof and from a greywater recycling system in the house and runs it through a man-made wetland. A large cistern under the floor hold the treated water.

Permalink 09:13:13 am, by stynesjk Email , 49 words, 172 views   English (US)
Categories: Water and Sanitation (WATSAN), Constructed Wetlands

Natural Biological Systems Technology

Ayala water and ecology company specializes in natural biological systems (nbs) technology. This uses plants to purify water, soil, and air. For example, these systems treat waste water produced on agricultural farms so that it can be replaced into streams in compliance with environmental standards.

Permalink 09:10:59 am, by durensm Email , 131 words, 157 views   English (US)
Categories: Waste Water, Health, Constructed Wetlands

Part 2 of 4: Bayawan - Clean Water and Beyond

The Sanitation Health Department in Bayawan, Philippines went into acton to improve the living situation of the people. The mayor discusses health and created intitiatives with water supply as a primary health priority. He realized whaen one person is sick, it affects the whole family. In 2004, work began with a German company, German agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) to develop a WWTP. The modo was "closing the loop in waste water management and sanitation". It was recognized that sanitation is largely neglected thoughout the Philippines, and changes needed to happen. More than 30% of sicknesses are due to water related causes. They developed a pilot site for the 1st WWTP in the Philippines. It was decided to use a constructed wetland for treatment, spanning 3,000 square meters and treating 700 houses.

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