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• Soil Treatment | National Environmental Services Center | West Virginia University

  Soil Treatment Soil absorption systems use the natural soil as part of the onsite wastewater system providing both treatment and ultimate dispersal of the water into the ground. Various configurat...

• Kentucky | National Environmental Services Center | West Virginia University

  Kentucky Overview of the State’s Small Water Systems Kentucky has been recognized nationally as a leader in drinking water system consolidation, regionalization, and/or merger of systems. In 2000,...

• Water Treatment | National Environmental Services Center | West Virginia University

  Water Treatment Tech Brief: Lime Softening - Hard water can cause scaling problems in water heaters and soap does not lather well in hard water. Some water utilities soften water to improve its qualit...

• General Information | National Environmental Services Center | West Virginia University

  General Information Tech Brief: Basic Water and Wastewater Formulas - Operators obtaining or maintaining their certification must be able to calculate complex formulasand conversion factors. This Tech...

• Tennessee | National Environmental Services Center | West Virginia University

  About the Program The University of Tennessee, Knoxville has partnered with West Virginia University and the University of Kentucky to help small Appalachian communities improve the level of servi...

• Constructed Wetlands | National Environmental Services Center | West Virginia University

  Constructed Wetlands Constructed Wetlands: A Natural Treatment Alternative – Basic information about constructed wetlands, surface flow and subsurface flow systems, is detailed. Technology Overview:...