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Concrete Wastewater Handler Expands Westward
September 13, 2004
Concrete Wastewater Handler Expands Westward
An affiliate of an Elk Grove company whose bins control wash water from concrete trucks—a potential source of runoff pollution and fines—has begun distributing and serving the systems in the northeast Bay Area....
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"SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans) problems are gone and our streets are clean. We are extremely happy with the Concrete Washout Bin."Tom King, Northern California Superintendent - Sundt Corporation |
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 Only about 2.5 % of the world's water is fresh water. The rest is salt water. However, most of the fresh water is held in glaciers and polar icecaps or locked in deep aquifers, thus not available for human use. The result is that only about 0.25 % of the world's water, mostly in rivers, lakes and shallow aquifers, can be used to meet human needs. |
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