MIH Water Treatment: at the nexus of cutting edge
technology, environmental stewardship and increasing
water reliability throughout the nation.
Erin Brockovich joins legal team suing PG&E over October wildfires
On June 19, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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County board to consider submitting resolutions in support of groundwater basin boundary modification
On June 18, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Freshwater hotspots around the world are in danger, NASA finds
On June 18, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Cadiz Water Project offers reliability, opportunity for the region
On June 17, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
June 26: SCV-GSA Invites Public to its Groundwater Sustainability Plan Workshop
On June 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Study Says 2014 Napa Quake May Be Linked to Groundwater Changes
On June 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
AGU: South Napa Earthquake Linked To Summer Groundwater Dip
On June 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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Sonoma GSA to discuss groundwater basin reclassification
On June 15, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
Updated Groundwater Basin Priorities May Bring Regulation to North Bay Wine Counties
On June 14, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
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Study links groundwater pumping to arsenic in aquifer
On June 14, 2018Source: groundwater news in California – Google News
The Hall Reactor: Patented Biological Treatment For Groundwater Purification
The Hall Reactor is a cutting-edge biological remediation system, developed and patented by MIH Water Treatment, Inc., that treats contaminated drinking water through a sustainable process which leaves no contaminated waste behind. The Hall Reactor cost-effectively removes nitrates, perchlorate and other harmful contaminants, increasing the local water supply by utilizing existing water sources, creating a sustainable, reliable water system for local agencies, maximizing return on investment and improving quality of life.
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The California State Water Resources Control Board Division of Drinking Water conditionally approved the the Hall Reactor in 2014.
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