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Browse & Choose Your Environmental Solution

The Right Solution. The Right Site.

One Clarion offers environmental solutions for sludge dewatering, erosion and sediment control, floating barriers, and spill containment. Compare categories by the material you need to capture or contain (sludge, sediment, surface debris, or spilled liquid), your site conditions (slope, channel, shoreline, or open water), and your project stage, from bench testing and planning through active construction and long-term operation. Each category page covers the options and next steps for your project.

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Browse Our Tank Types

Filter or scroll through the tank types to find the right solution for your project.

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Dewatering

Geotextile Dewatering Tubes

Geotextile containment tubes that retain solids and release filtrate on dewatering projects.

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Sediment Control

Erosion & Sediment Control

Geotextiles, coir logs, wattles, and straw or jute blankets for slopes, channels, and banks.

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Sediment Control & Spill Containment

Floating Barriers

Turbidity curtains and containment booms that control suspended solids and floating debris.

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Spill Containment

Spill Containment

Spill pallets, berms, kits, and washout containment that hold liquids until recovery.

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Specialist Support for Your Storage Project

Talk with a specialist for practical guidance and equipment recommendations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions to help you narrow down the right solution.

How do I choose the right environmental solution for my project?

Start with what you need to control: sludge or slurry to dewater, sediment leaving a slope or entering a waterway, debris on the water surface, or a liquid spill. Then narrow by site conditions and project stage. Use the filters to browse environmental solutions by category, or contact a specialist.

What does a sludge dewatering project involve, from bench test to cake disposal?

A project typically moves from a bench test of the material and polymer conditioning, through tube sizing and laydown area containment, to filling, filtrate management, and final cake disposal. Walk through each stage on our Sludge Dewatering page.

What are geotextile dewatering tubes used for?

Geotextile dewatering tubes hold sludge, slurry, or sediment while filtrate drains through the fabric, so the solids stay inside to consolidate. See Geotextile Dewatering Tubes for project details.

What does a floating barrier or turbidity curtain do?

A turbidity curtain is a floating barrier that slows sediment movement so suspended particles can settle. It controls silt during dredging, construction, or shoreline restoration. Curtains are selected by water conditions, from Type 1 for calm, non-tidal water to Type 3 for rough or open water. Containment booms capture floating debris such as trash, plastics, and aquatic vegetation. Compare options on Floating Barriers.