Pretreatment Information Exchange

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http://lvpix.org

Lehigh Valley Pretreatment Information Exchange (PIX) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of Lehigh Valley waterways through wastewater pretreatment education, communication, training, and networking. Founded by pretreatment personnel from local wastewater treatment plants, PIX provides a platform for open dialogue between dischargers, regulators, and treatment plants, while also offering education and training on the latest pretreatment technologies to businesses in the area.

With a focus on water management, sustainability, and innovation, Lehigh Valley PIX works collaboratively with regional businesses to ensure proper treatment of wastewater discharge, promote water stewardship, and share successful wastewater applications. By emphasizing compliance with environmental regulations and the development of a culture of water stewardship, PIX aims to safeguard the safety and sustainability of Lehigh Valley waterways and watersheds.

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