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technology utilizes 100 percent of the treated wastewater onsite for irrigation, beautification or fire fighting.
Not one drop is ever discharged into streams or rivers, eliminating any need for government pollution control permits.
Based on the premise that “wastes should be managed as resources, not disposed of as pollutants, the (CWRR) system Works with nature and time to accomplish what other systems do through mechanical and chemical means,” said Johnson.
Aesthetically pleasing and environmentally safe, it consists largely of two aerated treatment cells or lagoons and an aerated storage reservoir. The treated, nutrientrich water may be held in a scenic lake or sprayed onto a nearby irrigation area, returning it naturally to the water table.
Johnson estimated that approximately seven acres would be required to install a
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