Watershed Geo Blog
HydroTurf® Makes LA DOTD Approved Materials List
HydroTurf Approved in Three Categories for Stabilization and Erosion Control Atlanta, GA – January 8, 2019 – Watershed Geo announced today that its engineered synthetic turf revetment system, HydroTurf, has been selected by the Louisiana Department of Transportation...
Anthony Ferrari Joins Watershed Geo
Watershed Geo is pleased to announce that Anthony Ferrari has joined our sales team as Vice President of Industrial Markets. A recognized leader in the industrial sector, Anthony has over 30 years of experience working with Fortune 100 clients in the Chemical, Pulp...
HydroTurf Featured in Waste Advantage Magazine!
Using an engineered synthetic turf system to manage storm water at landfill sites addresses multiple issues while improving performance and reducing costs. By: Krista Willey Handling concentrated flows of water at landfills presents multiple challenges when it comes...
Dr. Bryan Scholl Joins Watershed Geo’s Elite Team of Engineers
Atlanta, GA – August 1, 2018 – Watershed Geo is pleased to announce Dr. Bryan N.Scholl has joined its elite staff of engineers. Dr. Scholl will assume the role of senior engineer for Watershed Geo providing technical support in hydraulics, hydrology and erosion...
Watershed Geo Announces the Addition of One of the Industry’s Finest to its Team
Atlanta, GA – June 13, 2017 - Watershed Geo is pleased to announce that Dr. Ming Zhu has joined its elite staff of engineers. Zhu will assume the role of Director of Engineering Services, overseeing the company’s technical operations for existing products and the...
Innovative Approach to Landfill Design Allows for Benchless Caps
INTRODUCTION As engineers begin to understand the multiple facets of a ClosureTurf® design, they realize there are many more benefits than previously understood. The original version of ClosureTurf brought many unique changes to the landfill design process. ...
Why Should Water Quality Be Top of Mind When Choosing a Cover?
When considering a final cover system for a landfill, it is not only important to keep the water out, you must also ensure that nothing detrimental comes off the surface and lands in the water carried off your site. Closed landfills can generate large amounts of...
Handling Concentrated Flows on Landfill Closures
In most landfill closure designs, water flow is directed off the top deck to steep downchute channels in order to prevent erosion and eliminate ponding. Common materials for these lined drainage channels include rock riprap, concrete lining and drainage pipe. These...
Advancements in Prescriptive Covers
WHY ARE FUNDAMENTAL FLAWS BEING OVERLOOKED IN LANDFILL CLOSURE DESIGNS? By: Paul O'Malley If we look back at the origins of RCRA’s Subtitle D and the genesis of what we now commonly refer to as a “prescriptive cover”, it is worthwhile to remember that the...
PROJECT PROFILE: UNLAYERING A CHANNEL IN DISTRESS
Faced with conditions such as steep slopes, soft sandy soils, a heavy sediment load and very shallow utilities, HydroTurf® was placed head to head with rock riprap…and won. The Town of Parker, Colorado, faced a number of challenges with the Robinson Ranch swale...