Sewage lagoons fall within the broader field of wastewater stabilization, management, containment and treatment, and are sometimes also referred to as effluent ponds or facultative lagoons.

Community ponds are more useful than some might think. Discover the communal benefits of installing a large public pond with this insightful guide.

Whether you need a geomembrane for a golf course or another large-scale project, selecting the right lining is important for ensuring your project’s long-term success and…

Mining overburden refers to the soil, rocks, and ecosystem materials that lie above an ore body or coal seam, which must be moved or cleared away…

UPDATED: 20 November 2025 Vapor barriers were once a standard feature in homes and buildings, especially during the 1970s, when the prevailing belief was that every…

Lake restoration encompasses the strategies and actions taken to return degraded or polluted lakes to a healthier state, thus ensuring the sustainability of their ecosystems, enhancing…

Bioretention ponds have emerged as a tool in the modern landscape architect’s arsenal, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal to manage stormwater effectively. These systems not only…

Landfills are essential components of waste management systems, providing a safe and efficient method for disposing of waste materials. A crucial aspect of landfill design is…

Salt evaporation ponds, also known as salt pans or salt flats, are human-made or naturally occurring shallow ponds designed for the production of salt through the…

Across the United States, more than two million farm ponds exist – and with good reason. A well-managed pond offers both practical and ecological value. These…