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On its website, the U.S. EPA lists what it considers the biggest challenges facing small (less than 1 mgd) wastewater treatment systems: Economic/financial...

Nations on both sides of the Atlantic are struggling with water and wastewater infrastructure deficits. An international panel at the 21st Annual...

So your clean-water plant needs a big upgrade. It’s going to cost a lot of money. You need the public to get...

In an unfortunate turn of events for the clean-water industry, the organic foods retailer Whole Foods Market announced it will no longer...

After a 10-month delay, landfill gas is now flowing through a 19-mile pipeline that runs from Muskego, Wis., to the Jones Island...

A new National Security Agency computer center in Fort Meade, Md., will be cooled by treated wastewater from Howard County, Md. Under...

During an unprecedented wave of retirements, leadership is a hot issue for water and wastewater utilities. To develop effective leaders to fill...

After a record number of responses poured in for the Let’s Be Clear column titled “What’s in a Name? Or a Title?”...

Does the public value its waste and ultimately wastewater? Most people would probably answer that question with a resounding, “no.” But public...

What is one of the first things you see and hear in a community parade? It’s the fire engine rolling down Main...

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is stepping up its water and sewer game — literally. The DEC wants to improve the...

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is stepping up its water and sewer game — literally. The DEC wants to improve the...

As of last night, nine counties in West Virginia were still under a state of emergency after a chemical company spill leaked...

Customers expect 24/7/365 from water and wastewater infrastructure, and that’s why treatment systems need to be prepared to deal with emergencies that...

After posting the “What the Heck is Pipe Pigging?” article by Matt Timberlake on TPOmag.com, we received this cool video from NEW...

Customers expect 24/7/365 from water and wastewater infrastructure, and that’s why treatment systems need to be prepared to deal with emergencies that...

We’ve all seen the images in the paper and on tV: The firefighters, icicles hanging from their hats, after battling a blaze...

Reports of global water shortages regularly make the news as most third-world countries lack the extensive drinking water technology and facilities we...

In anticipation of California’s pending drinking water standard for hexavalent chromium [also known as chromium 6 or Cr(VI)], the CA-NV Section of...