RoLanka’s completely biodegradable erosion control blankets for temporary and moderate erosion problems. Natural fibers in these blankets are stitched together with biodegradable jute thread on top and bottom (2 nets). They are wildlife safe and provide aesthetically pleasing applications. All these 3 erosion control blankets are available in 8 ft. by 112.5 ft. roll size. […]
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When synthetic erosion and sediment control products are used to protect and restore our environment, there are many problems that come along with them. The main problem associated with synthetic products are their non-biodegradability, and thus, they do not mix well with the soil and it is difficult for vegetation to be established. All synthetic
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Sediment pollution Even with the current strict erosion and sediment control regulations, sediment is still the main source of water pollution. Some of the main contributors to current sediment pollution are the poor restoration techniques utilized in storm water discharge channels/ditches in many construction sites. Poor channel restoration Effective slope stabilization techniques are utilized in many construction
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We often hear environmentalists and people in general talk about issues like ozone degradation, air pollution, plastic pollution, water scarcity and deforestation. No doubt, all these problems are massive, and they do exist. But are we neglecting something by focusing solely on these problems? If studies are to be believed, yes we are! Look closer,
The Soil Erosion Problem… It’s Not Just a Problem, It’s a Crisis! Read More »
Contrary to popular belief, soil erosion is a natural process that has been occurring for millennia! Granted humans have accelerated the problem in recent years, it remains a natural and recurring problem. This presents a major challenge to farmers because no matter what regulations the government may enforce to minimize the effects of soil erosion,
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