A combination of drought conditions, water conservation efforts, and an increase in the use of surfactants has created unique challenges for wastewater treatment operators. Surfactants ― present in laundry and dishwasher detergents, personal care products, and disinfectants ― are not easily removed within wastewater processes and pose significant challenges for treatment plants due to their inhibitory effects on wastewater treatment. Nanobubbles are an in-situ chemistry that break down and inactivate surfactants and other inhibitory compounds to improve wastewater treatment efficiency. Listen as John Crisman explains the dilemma in detail. #moleaer #nanobubbletechnology #nanobubbles #waterquality #waterscarcity #wastewater #wastewatertreatment #sustainable #waterconservation #waterfiltration #watermanagement #wastedisposal #industrialwaste #wwtp #waterrecycling #engineering #industrial #environmentalengineering #environmentalsustainability #solutions #innovation #watermanagement