In August, Ferrate Solutions Corp. had the opportunity to present ongoing treatment results for nutrient removal on the Indian River Lagoon to the IRL Council STEM Committee.

Of course, we agree with the overall premise of the scientists who presented information at this West Coast event of “Don’t feed the algae”, but it was the reference to a failing Indian River Lagoon that struck home – literally.

Removing the phosphorous and nitrogen that cause the well-documented troubles in Lake Okeechobee, the estuaries and Everglades has proven a technical and budgetary challenge.

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Read the cover story in Utilities Tech Outlook’s August 2020 Issue.

Ferrate Solutions Selected by SFWMD for Blue Green Algae Remediation at Lake O – Read More on TCPalm.

Floridians should make no mistake, we remain in a very precarious state of paralysis…

A team of Ferrate Solutions engineers spent the first week of January running treatability tests of Ferrate on leachate from one of Florida’s largest landfills, and the result was near-total removal of ammonia from the wastewater samples.

Perfluorinated compounds (PFAS) are chemicals consisting of a carbon structure attached to fluorine molecules.

As our Basin Management Plans (BMAP) are being reviewed, and the Blue-Green Algae Task Force continues to meet, serious discussions are taking place about ways to actually limit nutrient input to our surface waters.