The Los Angeles Regional Quality Control Board on June 6, 2013 adopted a new order (R4-2013-0095) to replace existing order R4-2008-0032, this order is to take effect July 6, 2013.
The Los Angeles Regional Quality Control Board on June 6, 2013 adopted a new order (R4-2013-0095) to replace existing order R4-2008-0032, this order is to take effect July 6, 2013.
Organic chemicals and inorganic chemicals from California’s industrial and agricultural development have made their way into the ground and have contaminated the groundwater in some areas making groundwater treatment necessary. Some of the organic chemicals commonly found in California’s groundwater include but …
Every single day we all use copious amounts of water whether it is for our bodies or our everyday use. So where does that water come from? Of the 38 million people that reside in California, most of them get their drinking water from a public source. We can’t just take water straight from the source and allow people to drink it…
We’re not the only company out there that provides a groundwater treatment service. It’s time to give credit to the Orange County Water District (OCWD) and the Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD). These two agencies are responsible for the design and creation of the groundwater replenishment system (GWRS) which…