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Treatment wetlandA treatment wetland is an engineered sequence of water bodies designed to filter and treat pollutants found in storm water runoff or effluent.[1] Aerobic and anaerobic biological processes can neutralize and capture most of the dissolved nutrients and toxins from the water, resulting in the discharge of clean water. [2] Additional recommended knowledgetypes of treatment wetlands:
Many regulatory agencies suggest treatment wetlands as part of their 'best management practices' for storm water runoff from urban districts References |
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