Introducing the world's greenest, simplest and most environmentally responsible sustainable solution to waste brine.
Learn more about ESM and our revolutionary approach
Learn more about ESM and our revolutionary approach
✕This liner is 30 years old, it is ripped and brittle. ESM’s H.E.A.T. process means smaller ponds, less liner and more frequent opportunity for maintenance.
✕IBC tote used by ESM to send your cultures and nutrients. An ability to move these to your pond is all you need.
✕This beach is about 4 ft. wide after 3 months of treatment. Check out our “How It Works” page to see the same lagoon after 12 months of treatment.
✕With H.E.A.T. in your ponds these crystal edges turn red and it grows into the lagoon.
Our revolutionary microbe-based approach is the only green, sustainable process for brine lagoons, solving waste brine challenges without external energy or complicated equipment.
Whether your challenge is managing, repairing, clarifying or closing your brine lagoons, or the development of a truly Zero Liquid Discharge System for your manufacturing or waste treatment facility, Eastern Shore Microbes can provide a biologically based, sustainable green solution.
Contact us today for a free initial consultation and put the power of Eastern Shore Microbes to work for you!
Mechanical Brine Disposal Methods | H.E.A.T. | |
New Infrastructure? | Extensive | NO |
Design Produce Install? | Months to years | Weeks to months |
Special Equipment? | YES | NEVER |
Maintenance? | Expensive Specialists | Monthly Nutrients |
Adaptable? | NO | HIGHLY |
External Energy? | YES | NO |
Obvious to Neighbors? | YES | NO |
Sprays or Odors? | YES | NO |
Green & Sustainable? | NO | YES! |
✕ESM cultures clarifying brine during early treatment of a 5 million gallon lagoon.
✕30 days after treatment begins microbes are clearing the brine by streaming out away from the beach edges.
The picture to the left is an example of Eastern Shore Microbes at work. ESM cultures (identified by the microscope icon) clarifying brine during early treatment of a 5 million gallon lagoon. This image was taken 1 month after initial inoculation.