Phytoremediation

Waste management

Leachate

Eco-friendly

Waste management is an essential aspect of modern living, and it poses various environmental challenges. Landfills are one of the most popular waste disposal methods, but they produce harmful leachate, which can affect the surrounding environment. Leachate is a liquid that flows out of landfills, and it contains various contaminants, including heavy metals, organic compounds, and bacteria. These contaminants can pose a risk to human health and the environment if not adequately disposed of. However, an innovative and sustainable approach to tackle this issue is the use of phytoremediation.

Phytoremediation is a process that uses plants to absorb, degrade, and immobilize contaminants from the soil and water. This natural process has gained popularity due to its low-cost and low-maintenance attributes. Leachate Phytoremediation Systems utilize plant-based treatments to decrease or eliminate the amount of contaminated leachate generated from landfills. This process involves planting appropriate vegetation in a constructed wetland near the landfill site, which then treats the leachate and removes the contaminants.

Leachate phytoremediation systems Advantages

  • Low-cost and low-maintenance attributes
  • Cattails, bulrushes, and reeds are effective in removing several contaminants
  • Environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution

Removing contaminants from leachate
90%
Eco-friendly
99%
Cost-effective
75%

Selected Plants Used In Our Phytoremediation

Cattails


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White Grass


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Switch Grass


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The Company
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Our Team

Kenton is the CEO, co-founder as well as an environmental consultant and laboratory expert at Crocus Environmental. He holds M.Sc. in Biosystems Engineering from the University of Manitoba. Kenton has experience in site management, soil, water and biomass field sampling techniques, surveying, and wastewater treatment design. In addition to his role at Crocus Environmental, Kenton is a PhD Candidate studying biological wastewater treatment and phytoremediation at the University of Manitoba.
Kenton McCorquodale-BauerM.sc. CEO
Kenton McCorquodale-Bauer
Arman is a partner, co-founder, and the Engineering Team Lead at Crocus Environmental. He holds PhD in Environmental Engineering and MS in Economics from University of Manitoba. Arman is a registered professional engineer in the Province of Manitoba and has several years of experience in a wide range of environmental engineering areas including Waste Management, Water & Wastewater, Environmental Monitoring, Water Quality Management, and Phase I & Phase II site assessment.
Arman VahediPhD, P.Eng. Engineering Team Lead
Arman Vahedi
Dennis is a partner, co-founder, and the Project Management Lead at Crocus Environmental. He holds B.Sc. in Environmental Science and a Renewable Resource Diploma (R.R. D.). He is also a certified professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC). Dennis has twenty five years of environmental, construction project management, and resource management experience. He has comprehensive knowledge of the general operating practices, procedures and policies of federal, provincial and territorial environmental programs and management of environmental remediation projects involving different substances including petroleum hydrocarbons, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), asbestos, metals and other hazardous materials
Dennis AntonyB.Sc., CET Project Management Lead
Dennis Antony
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The Company

Crocus Environmental is an environmental engineering firm established in 2020.

We are a registered engineering firm with Engineers and Geophysicist Manitoba (EGM) and we are licensed and insured to practice engineering in the province of Manitoba.

Our diverse and experienced team is dedicated to providing quality environmental engineering to our clients.

Our Technology

For the past three years, Crocus Environmental has been developing an innovative phytoremediation-based process for leachate treatment.

The first phase of the project was completed in 2021 and the results were satisfactory.

Crocus is currently working with a client to construct a pilot scale process which to test this state-of-the-art leachate specific crop treatment strategy.


Services


Leachate Phytoremediation


Constructed Wetland Design


Environmental Site Assessment


Environmental Monitoring


Water & Wastewater Process Design


Waste Management Planning & Landfill Design

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