EditorialStirring with the Sun

Stirring with the Sun

Solar-powered mixing technology helps an Ohio treatment plant cut electric bills, avoid capital costs and improve treatment performance

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The village of St. Henry, Ohio, was outgrowing its wastewater treatment plant. Bucking the trend among farming communities in the state, the village was growing as industries such as turkey processing expanded.

Despite its good fortune, this community of 2,700, about 40 miles...

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