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How is algae growth limited without the use of chemicals?

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

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The Environmental Impacts of NSP’s – A Blog Series

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.

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BioNova® Contributes to Realtor® Magazine

Our founder, CEO, and President, James Robyn, recently contributed to the National Association of Realtors® latest article – The Pandemic Pool Frenzy Continues. James explains how BioNova® Natural Pools offers a natural, chemical-free option to chlorine and salt-water pools and how we have reduced the cost and space requirements with our new BioPool®.

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