Work Begins On Cutting-Edge Plant Project for Rialto's Polluted Groundwater
The Sun (San Bernardino, CA) › February 05, 2011
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RIALTO - Work has begun on a $19 million project that will use naturally occurring microbes to clean up contaminated groundwater for nearly 17,000 people.
Texas-based Envirogen Technologies Inc. has begun building two giant stainless-steel tanks to be used as bioreactors.See the full content of this document
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Work Begins On Cutting-Edge Plant Project for Rialto's Polluted Groundwater
In those tanks perchlorate-eating bacteria will turn hazardous groundwater in Rialto into quality drinking water, said Todd Webster, an environmental engineer with Texas-based Envirogen Technologies Inc.
Since its detection in 1997, a perchlorate plu...See the full content of this document
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