Interest in wetlands technology and Nature-Based Solutions has grown exponentially.

This movement is necessary and irreversible. It is a human response to the social yearning for new ways of relating to the planet.

The key issue is that this movement must be conducted on sound technical grounds.

Wetlands and water treatment plants designed for sanitation are, first and foremost, civil infrastructure projects.

The framework for wetlands and submersible water systems (SBNs) is based on sanitary engineering, classical hydraulics, and hydrology.

Therefore, the foundation that makes them sustainable is classical engineering.

Landscaping and plants are indeed the most notable elements that make these technologies so special and necessary.

But plants will only flower and take root if they are grounded in the soil of sound technique.

This is our job: to implement Nature-Based Solutions, supported by science and classical engineering.