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Water Quality Trading is a win-win solution

The EPA notes that nutrient-recovery technologies provide palpable and verifiable nutrient reductions, which can allow for the elimination of the uncertainty ratios.

Clay Detlefsen

January 11, 2017

Water quality trading (WQT) was introduced in the 1960s, and it’s a great concept. Since its introduction, WQT has been tried approximately 60 times around the world, but mostly here in the United States.

Food for thought: use nutrient trading to improve water quality

Despite years of progress, more than half of the nation’s waterways still do not meet water quality standards.

Clay Detlefsen

April 13, 2016

Nutrient trading, also known as water quality trading (WQT), is a major issue for the U.S dairy industry, though many probably do not realize that yet.

On-Demand What if you could generate energy from your wastewater and meet your treatment requirements? We will cover different solutions for treating biological wastewater including methods for generating biogas, creating green energy, and reducing fresh water demand with solutions for water reuse.

On-Demand What is the latest going on in the dairy industry? This is your chance to hear an all-encompassing look at the latest trends, as well as look forward to the future. Dairy Foods will also provide a sneak peek of its industry-leading State of the Industry report during our special November 13th webinar.

Items Tagged with 'water quality trading'

ARTICLES

Water Quality Trading is a win-win solution

Food for thought: use nutrient trading to improve water quality

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