Category: Sustainability
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The Montebello Camping and Fishing Resort is nestled high in the Blue Ridge Mountains, at approximately 3,000 feet elevation, adjacent to the George Washington & Thomas Jefferson National Forest in Virginia. Air-O-Lator client Charles Grant operates the campground and resort, which features cabins with beautiful views of the mountains...
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In the aftermath of heavy rains, tornadoes, and storms, we are entering summer rather weathered. Uniquely, this season means you will need to factor in managing flash floods, heat, and dry spells to your summer wastewater management plan. Flooding, like we’ve seen in the Midwest recently, can cause a...
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For most of us, stormwater management is not a typical topic we discuss over coffee, but stormwater affects us all. With the heavy snows this winter, warming temperatures, and spring storms, many of us may experience flooding. Stormwater management starts at home. Storm runoff from our roofs is directed through...
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Many aquatic fountain plants are beautiful and beneficial to your pond and its inhabitants, but too much of a good thing can cause damage. Poor care and maintenance of aquatic plants can create an imbalance in your pond’s ecosystem. There are three main categories of aquatic plants: Submerged Aquatic...
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Irrigation and Aerators: a sustainable partnership. Water is our most precious source of life here on this earth and often it is wasted or misused. If you irrigate your land, it’s important that you’re dispersing healthy, clean water throughout your crops or grass. If you’re using irrigation to bring...
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Guest Blog: Emily Matlovich, writer at CADDetails.com. Wastewater is produced from two sources. The first is sanitary sewage which is generated from residences, businesses, institutions, and industries. The second source is stormwater which is developed from rain or melting snow that drains off rooftops, lawns, parking lots, streets, sidewalks,...
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Did you know that Missouri is the largest producer of fish in the North Central Region of the United States? Eighty-eight percent of the fish consumed by Americans is imported, leaving most of the fish raised in the Show-Me State sold for restocking private lakes, ponds, fee fishing areas,...
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The final installment of a three-part series about maintaining water, our most precious resource. Ponds and lakes with supplemental mechanical aeration can still have insufficient oxygen levels if the demand is greater than what the mechanical aerator can produce. This is known as Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), which is...
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You hear the buzzwords. Sustainability. Clean. Ecosystem. Natural. Conservation. Healthy. But what does it all mean and is it just hype? What is water sustainability? “Today more than ever in our environmentally-challenged world, protecting and managing water, one of our most important natural resources, should be a top priority,”...
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Part two of a three-part series about maintaining water, our most precious resource. How do you know if your pond or lake is suffering from low oxygen levels? A foul smell or excessive algae are two good indicators that you have a problem. As an essential part of the...
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