AtlanFilter: Now Verified by NJCAT

Our latest verification announcement has landed with AtlanFilter gaining successful verification through the New Jersey Corporation for Advanced Technology (NJCAT) Verification Program. This verification reinforces the validation of AtlanFilter’s stormwater treatment performance claims and supports its deployment across North America. NJCAT is one of America’s premier protocols for verifying stormwater device performance. It provides technology […]

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Huntley Hills Park: Floating Wetlands for Biodiversity, Water Quality & Habitat Creation

Huntley Hills Park is a popular community green space in the City of Chamblee, Georgia, featuring a vibrant butterfly garden, children’s playground, and a local stream serving as a tributary to Nancy Creek. Originating in Peachtree Corners, Nancy Creek stretches through several residential neighbourhoods in the state of Georgia. Ultimately reaching the Chattahoochee River, the

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FlowFilter: Our First Canadian Environmental Technology Verification

We are pleased to announce the Atlan FlowFilter’s Canadian Environmental Technology Verification (ETV), providing independent verification of the performance of the device and its pollution removal capabilities – further supporting the deployment of Atlan’s stormwater treatment assets in North America. The Atlan FlowFilter® is a proprietary cartridge-based stormwater treatment system ideal for improving water quality.

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Floating Treatment Wetlands: Protecting Miami Canal Ecosystems

Located eleven miles from downtown Miami, the Village of Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, South Florida, is renowned for its highly livable community. The village’s tree-lined streets, natural urban spaces, and vibrant residential areas are supported by the area’s progressive sustainable development and environmental initiatives. The location of our latest Floating Treatment Wetlands pilot program, Pinecrest, is

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Floating Treatment Wetlands: Enhancing Aesthetics, Habitat & Pollution Capture in Cooper Creek

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% of

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