Economic Costs for Three Selected Water Quality Treatment Technologies

Authors

• Dawoon Jeong, Clemson UniversityFollow
• Debabrata Sahoo, Clemson UniversityFollow
• Heather Nix, Clemson UniversityFollow
• Sarah White, Clemson UniversityFollow

Clemson Extension Program Team

Water Resource

Summary

Maintaining water quality in surface waters, including ponds and irrigation reservoirs, is essential for safe water use and is challenging. Mitigating and reducing nutrient levels is critical for managing risks of harmful algal blooms for agricultural operations, municipal drinking water suppliers, stormwater managers, and other water resource professionals. This article presents economic information about three best management practices (BMPs) treatment technologies well-suited to improving water quality for agricultural operations and small pond owners.

Publisher

Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension

Publisher City

Clemson, SC

Target Audiences

Extension agents, agricultural operations, small pond owners

Recommended Citation

Jeong, Dawoon; Sahoo, Debabrata; Nix, Heather; and White, Sarah, "Economic Costs for Three Selected Water Quality Treatment Technologies". Clemson (SC): Clemson Cooperative Extension, Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension; 2026. https://open.clemson.edu/forest_wildlife/63