The Chattahoochee River flows 436 miles (701 kilometres) from its headwaters in the North Georgia mountains to the confluence with the Flint River at Lake Seminole. Georgia’s capital, Atlanta, is nestled along the river just south of Lake Lanier. The Chattahoochee River provides drinking water for approximately 5 million of Atlanta’s residents, roughly 70% […]
Bridging the gap between economics and environment, and closing the loop on circular economies, Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) certificates are now available for a wide range of Atlan’s flagship water quality, quantity and conveyance assets. Our EPDs reflect our broader commitment to improving stormwater outcomes for Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and our growing
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The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) makes up approximately 10% of the world’s coral reef habitat and provides vital ecosystems for over 1,500 species of fish, 400 species of coral, and endangered animals including turtle and whale species.1 Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the GBR it is the world’s most extensive reef system, covering
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Atlan Stormwater were the major sponsor of Stormwater Shepherds’ latest clean-up at Plumpton Park, Sydney, alongside co-hosts Blacktown City Council. With an inspiring turnout, over forty children participated in the day’s activities, which taught our local volunteer ‘Stormies’ the importance of stormwater and wetland ecology. Each participant learned about capturing pollution with stormwater treatment devices
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An iconic reservoir on the Brisbane River, Lake Wivenhoe provides over half of South East Queensland’s drinking water. Illustrating our belief that clean waterways are a right, not a privilege, Lake Wivenhoe supports rich biodiversity. Its waters and forested shoreline provide habitat for local flora and fauna with an abundant array of wildlife including the
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Eighteen kilometres from the Brisbane CBD, a new 4.6-hectare industrial site purpose-built for manufacturing and concrete reinforcement is taking shape in the rapidly developing northern suburb of Brendale. Located in the City of Moreton Bay, the fifth highest growth LGA in the country, the suburb includes a mix of industrial and residential zoning. Stormwater infrastructure
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Our industry magazine, Joy in Water, issue 13 is now available to download and read. Highlights include: AtlanFlow: HDPE Stormwater Detention for Tintern Grammar Aberdeen Estate: 100-Year Design Life: GPTs to Protect Local Waterways Industrial Stormwater Management: Brendale’s 2.5 Megalitre MegaVault Joy in Water Mural Showcase Ampol Eastern Creek: Stormwater Solutions with Flowceptor & Tankstor
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Our tank murals bring dynamic, community-focused aesthetic to the often overlooked stormwater assets that protect our waterways. They celebrate the vital role of stormwater management by transforming our fibreglass range into public canvases that share our message of sustainability, community spirit, and clean water for all. Stormwater often remains unseen. Hidden from view, our stormwater
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We are pleased to announce the designation of AtlanFilter’s performance through the Washington State Department of Ecology TAPE program (Technology Assessment Protocol – Ecology), which demonstrates the ongoing research, development and field testing of our tertiary stormwater treatment range. Supporting the deployment of AtlanFilter in upcoming projects in the United States and verifying device performance
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Microplastics are a growing area of concern in our urban catchments – and stormwater runoff has been ‘widely identified as an important transport mechanism for microplastic pollution on land to marine environments.’1 The downstream conveyance of microplastics, and larger plastics such as bottles, leads to accumulation in our riverine and marine environments. This results in
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Capturing pollutants and separating hydrocarbons from stormwater runoff are key strategies for environmental compliance on low, medium and high-risk sites – which include refuelling yards, service stations, transport depots and industrial hardstand. Installing separator devices to meet water quality objectives on these projects is imperative to preventing contamination of receiving waterways and groundwater by various
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Compass Business Park is an upcoming mixed-use commercial and industrial development in Seaford which features 6.65 hectares of lots, and will provide leasing opportunities for businesses, such as convenience food, fitness, self-storage and warehousing. A growth precinct in Melbourne’s southeast corridor, Seaford is just thirty-six kilometres from the Melbourne CBD – and is a gateway
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The latest Atlan Stormwater Corporate Profile, showcases our expertise, innovation, and commitment to sustainable water management. As leaders in stormwater solutions, we specialise in designing and delivering high-performance systems that support urban resilience, environmental protection, and long-term water sustainability. Our newest Corporate Profile highlights our cutting-edge technologies, industry partnerships, and real-world project successes, demonstrating how
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The Murray is Australia’s most iconic waterway, traversing the border of NSW and Victoria as it runs south from the Snowy Mountains before forging through South Australia to the Murray Mouth in Goolwa. Exemplifying our belief that ‘Clean waterways are a right, not a privilege’ – its meandering banks sustain plentiful wildlife, tourist hotspots and
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The latest edition of Joy In Water is here! In Issue 12, we explore the latest advancements in water management, sustainability, and urban design—showcasing how innovative solutions are transforming our relationship with water. From cutting-edge stormwater strategies to inspiring community projects, this issue is packed with insights that shape a water-conscious future. Dive Into Innovation
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The provision of Floating Treatment Wetlands pilot programs for councils has been met with great enthusiasm by local communities across New South Wales – with our design teams engaging riverkeeper groups, local communities, and council engineers to learn more about these green assets. Instead of trying to over-invest, it lets councils tailor a small solution
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