Leading America's Change to Sustainable Swimming Pools!™
Dear friends, Here’s what’s happening at BioNova® Natural Pools North America… Our Display Pool is Open! As we all know, spring is here and with that the pool opening season has begun. Here in Hackettstown, NJ the weather is still a bit chilly and certainly not swimming weather yet but it is warm enough to open our NSP display pool. So last Wednesday we pulled all the … Read more
Dear friends, Here’s what’s happening at BioNova® Natural Pools North America… Spring Is Here! This past Thursday, March 20th marked the first day of spring. Here in the Northern Hemisphere, March 20th can also be called the March equinox, spring equinox, or the vernal equinox. Astronomically, the March equinox marks the occasion when the Sun … Read more
Dear friends, Here’s what’s happening at BioNova® Natural Pools North America… NSP Project in Austin, Texas Update Its time to look in on our project in Austin, Texas, where progress continues on the NSP conversion. The client wished to have a more natural setting and is converting their existing chemical pool to an NSP. The current pool is 40 feet by … Read more
Since natural swimming pools use the same biological processes of filtration and sanitation as lakes and streams, there is a theoretical risk of harmful algae blooms as seen above. These algae blooms have been known to close beaches, and are generally a result of excess phytoplankton growth. Blue-Green algae (Cyanobacteria) is the most common phytoplankton … Read more
Each year that goes by, Global Warming becomes a more emphasized topic in business, politics, and daily life. In its simplest form, Global Warming is the rising of global temperatures due to an increase in CO2 concentrations in our atmosphere.
As a company that is pushing industry norms, BioNova® gets a lot of questions regarding our technology. At the end of 2021, we broke ground on a project that will allow these questions to be answered better than ever before. This coming summer, the first NSP display pool in North America will be up and running, and available for visits.
If you’ve thought about ways to live a more sustainable life, you’re not alone. In the last 5 years, there has been a 71% increase in the popularity of searches for sustainable goods. With a large increase in the demand for swimming pools, as many people continue to work from home, it is worth discussing the relationship between these two trends. Of the 10.4 million swimming pools in the United States, just about every one is treated with chemicals, which is not sustainable by any means.
Swimming pools and cars are obviously completely different. But in this case there are some comparisons that we can draw in order to make a point.