Chlorine plant on Frankfort put in use

The Louisville Water Co. has started operating a new $11.2million chlorine plant that produces a safer chlorine solution, replacing pure chlorine in the water filtration process.

Cauldron from rare wreckage will shed light on St. Augustines colonial heritage

It sure didnt look like the proverbial pot at the end of a rainbow as it emerged from an estimated 250-plus years of slumber 30 feet under the waves off St. Augustine. Encrustations of centurys-old mud marred the cauldrons shape as it was hauled onto the dive boat Wednesday by the Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program team. But there could be historical gold in the pot removed from a ...

Pool Professionals: Fact vs. Fiction - Saline Pools

RALEIGH (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE) Misleading claims about saline pool systems can lead to confusion, unexpected expenses for neighborhood pools, and can possibly lead to a public health hazard.

Alternative Energy: what are the options?

Supporters of alternative energy have seized on Prime Minister Julia Gillard's commitment to respond to climate change, as one of her three big pre-election policies

Swimming Pool Chemistry ... Not Pretty

With a heat wave scorching the Northeast, a dip in the pool may sound like just what the doctor ordered. But before diving in, consider the chemistry. Engineer Ernest Blatchley reveals many things you didn't want to know about swimming pools and the chemical reactions occurring in them.