Technology is advancing fast in the water treatment industries. But where can innovators put their new concepts to the test before they’re deployed at full scale?
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District has one answer in a permanent research center to be built at its South Shore Water Reclamation Facility. The district has a history as an innovator, going all the way back to 1926 with the introduction of Milorganite granular fertilizer, made from dried biosolids and sold in bags in retail stores.Today the district is known for its sophisticated wastewater collection and treatment systems and for a variety of green infrastructure
