Exciting News! Leachate Management Specialists and The Water and Carbon Group are delighted to announce our recent contract with Bethlehem Landfill Company, a Waste Connections company and a leading player in the waste management industry in the United States. Our mission? Tackling PFAS contamination in landfill leachate head-on, powered by our cutting-edge LEEF System® technology. […]
We are very excited to announce we won the Outstanding Application of the Vetiver System Category of the King of Thailand Vetiver Awards!! We use vetiver grass in some of our Phyto-Utilization systems at landfills to consume leachate in a green and sustainable way. The awards were presented to Eric Wiediger and Brad Granley by […]
Congratulations to our own Brad Granley from LMS for winning a 2022 Innovator Award from MSW Management magazine! He was also interviewed for one of their articles about leachate management at landfills, which you can read HERE.
LMS recently completed a seep repair project at a closed landfill in the Gulf Coast using vetiver grass. Seep breakouts and slope instability can become a headache for any landfill or dump facility. An effective method for preventing and repairing these problems is using plants and trees to secure the soil layer in place and […]
In partnership with The Water and Carbon Group (WCG) based in Australia, LMS is providing the United States solid waste market with The LEEF System®, a multiple-step foam fractionation and solar distillation process to directly remove PFAS compounds from hard-to-treat leachate and wastewater. The proprietary multi-step system delivers a unique and proven PFAS solution centered […]
In February, Brad Granley presented nature-based on-site leachate solutions at the Global Waste Management Symposium in California held by Waste360 and EREF. His presentation was titled, “No – I’m Breaking Up With You! Leaving Your WWTP Relationship Before They Cut You Off – Data-Driven Validation of Newer Technologies for On-Site Leachate Disposal.”
In November, Brad Granley from LMS presented at both the Colorado and Georgia SWANA conferences. In CO, he discussed how a landfill was at risk of getting cut off from a WWTP because of H2S odors in its leachate, so they teamed up with LMS to quickly find a solution and reestablish its WWTP relationship. […]
At one of our leachate phyto systems in Texas, we set up a trail camera to monitor plant growth and wildlife. Check out some of the animals that we caught passing through!
LMS has built a mobile pilot system for its WAIV wind evaporation technology to test in different climates and with different wastewaters. Testing locations have included a brackish water facility in New Mexico and a municipal waste landfill in Louisiana. If you are interested in testing the technology at your site, contact us today!