Although there are several vertical axis wind turbines listed on greenterrafirma’s page, the one built with 55 gallon drums was especially interesting to us. Although the spouse approval ...

Description: Load capacity of 3,500 lbs. and features four molded-in rings to secure standard 55 gallon drums during transportation. Underside rings for secure double stacking and complete flow ...

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA — Prince William County's fire marshal's office is investigating the illegal dumping of waste ...

oil-water separator wastewater, a leaking herbicide container, and two drums of an unknown substance … tank, and a one- gallon container; and 30 TAC … TION: 112 County Road 132, just north of the ...

Earlier [Quint] had built a water collecting system using his gutters ... Using the turbine he had created for that system, he put a 55-gallon drum on top of his roof with the help of some ...

When installing a rain barrel, an important consideration is which downspout is being used to collect the rain water. Different downspouts drain different rooftop areas, and depending on regional ...

A family of four would need eight Aqua-Tainers to store a minimum two-week supply of water. An alternative option is to purchase a 55-gallon drum. We like this one from Augason Farms, (but, ...

The long task of cleaning up Claytor Lake's debris left by Hurricane Helene has only just started, but crews have made some ...

Everyone knows Washington produces a lot of apples. But we also are the No. 1 producer of spearmint oil in the United States.

Natural gravitation methods of slurry separation simply allow natural separation of the water and particulate in holding containers such as 55-gallon drums, lined dumpsters, sediment tanks ...

For a much larger at-home setup, we like the Augason Farms 55-Gallon Water Storage Barrel. Regardless of which storage option you go with, the CDC recommends replacing your water supply every six ...

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