Taiwan waste water pond
 

Article from Taiwan about waste water treatment
ala 'pond'.

http://ihmp.net/@/v


kathy :-)
3000 gallon pond
800 gallon frog bog
home of the watergardening labradors
zone 7 SE WA state

I wonder how that would work over here. The first pond needs to be a winner
instead of a stinker.

Jim

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Article from Taiwan about waste water treatment
ala 'pond'.

http://ihmp.net/@/v


kathy :-)
3000 gallon pond
800 gallon frog bog
home of the watergardening labradors
zone 7 SE WA state

I wonder how that would work over here. The first pond needs to be a winner
instead of a stinker.

Jim

--
____________________________________________
See our pond at: home.bellsouth.net\p\pwp-jameshurley
Ask me about Jog-A-Thon fundraiser (clears $120+ per child) at: jogathon.net

"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Article from Taiwan about waste water treatment
ala 'pond'.

http://ihmp.net/@/v


kathy :-)
3000 gallon pond
800 gallon frog bog
home of the watergardening labradors
zone 7 SE WA state

Jim and Phyllis Hurley wrote:

I wonder how that would work over here. The first pond needs to be a
winner instead of a stinker.

Old news. Nova Scotia has had such a plant in Bear River for a decade.
http://collections.ic.gc.ca/western/bearriver.html

PAWS, Inc, the company run by Jim Davis, creator of Garfield, runs a solar
aquatic facility for all its waste water (that's probably a little less
problematic than city treatment).

We (residents of Halifax, NS) are still pouring huge amounts of untreated
waste into our harbor, and are finally beginning to build treatment plants.
Many of us wanted to build a few dozen solar-aquatic facilities instead of
the three mammoth traditional plants they're going to build. City staff
refused to even consider the possibility.
--
derek

Jim and Phyllis Hurley wrote:

I wonder how that would work over here. The first pond needs to be a
winner instead of a stinker.

Old news. Nova Scotia has had such a plant in Bear River for a decade.
http://collections.ic.gc.ca/western/bearriver.html

PAWS, Inc, the company run by Jim Davis, creator of Garfield, runs a solar
aquatic facility for all its waste water (that's probably a little less
problematic than city treatment).

We (residents of Halifax, NS) are still pouring huge amounts of untreated
waste into our harbor, and are finally beginning to build treatment plants.
Many of us wanted to build a few dozen solar-aquatic facilities instead of
the three mammoth traditional plants they're going to build. City staff
refused to even consider the possibility.
--
derek