Are you worried that your septic system is old, overloaded and could potentially fail? Are you waiting for your septic system to fail but don’t want to be out of pocket by up to $30,000 to replace it? Clear Pod Inc. is pleased to announce that ClearPod septic system technology[…]
Read More »How do I improve the performance of my septic system? How do I make sure my septic system is not going to fail? Is my septic system is contaminating local ground water? At ClearPod we have developed a low-cost, wastewater treatment solution that can be added to an existing[…]
Read More »A recent study from the Silent Spring Institute (http://www.silentspring.org/) (Newton, MA) has shed further light on the drinking water quality in Cape Cod. Approximately 40% of U.S. residents rely on groundwater as a source of drinking water. Groundwater, especially unconfined sand and gravel aquifers, is vulnerable to contamination from septic[…]
Read More »Ottawa, ON – January 14, 2014 – Eight, high-potential startups have been selected to join Invest Ottawa’s GrindSpaceXL (www.grindspacexl.com) accelerator program. The program offers early-stage ventures the opportunity to work in a group environment while meeting deliverables laid out in a personalized development plan based on a needs assessment. Content[…]
Read More »What is a failing septic system? – How can I fix my failing septic system? US EPA reports that approximately 25% of North American households (an estimated 60 million people rely on septic systems to treat wastewater. Approximately 10% of these (~ 6 million) suffer from failure in any given year.[…]
Read More »A study carried out by the Silent Spring Institute (Newton, MA) has identified substantial quantities of some Chemicals of Emerging Concern (CECs), including pharmaceuticals and flame retardants are released into Cape groundwater. Older and failing septic system waste water treatment is identified as the leading source of contamination. The[…]
Read More »In a recent study from Baylor University researchers demonstrated the positive impact septic system aeration has on improving system performance and reducing concentrations of endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) in septic system wastewater. US EPA reports that approximately 25% of North American households (an estimated 60 million people rely on[…]
Read More »A recent study carried out by Baylor University has clearly demonstrated the benefit of septic system aeration in improving system performance and removing contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) including pharmaceutical and estrogenic contaminants. These CEC contaminants have been detected in the groundwater of regions that rely heavily on septic systems.[…]
Read More »Great info graphic provided by liquidwastepumping.com giving some fascinating facts about Septic systems. http://www.liquidwastepumping.com/m/725057/2013/07/09/fascinating-facts-about-septic-systems!-infographic.html
Read More »A properly designed and maintained septic system will provide long-term and effective treatment of your household waste water. By not correctly maintaining the system the risk of failure dramatically increases resulting in a potential health hazard and significant cost burden for replacement. A septic system combines physical and biological treatment[…]
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