There was no wastewater treatment facility in Mankato, Minn., in the 1870s, when Laura Ingalls Wilder, who later would write the Little...
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Article Hit Home
Your article, “What Exactly Do You Do?” (TPO, March 2010) really struck a nerve with me. When I worked at a local...
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Who’s Watching Your Water?
While in college I studied field biology, and one field trip took our class onto Lake Michigan aboard a university research vessel....
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From Food to Fuel
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District has been a pioneer in beneficial use of biosolids: For 85 years, its Milorganite organic fertilizer, made...
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A Week in the Life
One of Maya Slocum’s favorite student testimonials is: “Now I know there are people at the other end of the toilet.” Slocum,...
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Less Is More
At the RAE Water & Sewer District near Bozeman, Mont., just two operators do all the work at a 70,000 gpd activated...
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Consistent Performer
The City of Mansfield (Ark.) wastewater treatment plant has solved its NPDES permit compliance consistency problems with a recently installed special activated...
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Order Amid Chaos
Are you about to start a major plant renovation? Do you face lots of complicated outages and cut-ins? Will your landscape be...
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Treatment System Marries Traveling Bridge with Cloth Media
The AquaDiamond pile cloth media filtration system from Aqua-Aerobic Systems Inc. is designed to produce reuse-quality effluent with less maintenance than traditional...
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Better Through Teamwork
Working at the McAlpine Creek wastewater treatment plant means working as a team — not just within the plant, but among all...
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Product News - May 2010
1. Detcon Offers Wireless Gas Detection Sensors
Model 700 gas detection sensors from Detcon include wireless technology as an integration option. All sensors...
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Taking Ownership
Growing up in East Chicago, Ind., Pete Baranyai sometimes saw snow tinted orange or blackened with soot from particulate matter released by...
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Industry News - May 2010
Rain for Rent Launches Online Customer Portal
Rain for Rent has launched an online portal, enabling customers to access accounts through the company...
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Low Tech, High Tech
The first thing you’ll notice about the new wastewater treatment plant in Delhi Charter Township, Mich. is a flock of sheep tending...
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Worth Noting - May 2010
People/AwardsCentral States Water Environment Association award winners include: • Ralph Pfister, Yorkville-Bristol, Operations Award, Illinois• Darsey Thoen, Moorhead, Operations Award, Minnesota• Paul...
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Doing Their Part
Ohio’s Cuyahoga River has recovered remarkably since 1969, when it drew national attention by catching fire. The City of Twinsburg Wastewater Treatment...
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A Guide to Getting Greener
In a typical mid-sized city, 30 to 40 percent of the electric bill for municipal purposes goes to water and wastewater treatment....
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The Right Outcome
Your treatment plant is performing well and meeting its permit. Now, prove it. That’s the basic function of laboratory testing. Many larger...
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On the Small Screen
Brad Moore isn’t comfortable taking credit for an educational video about wastewater treatment that won an award from the Water Environment Federation.The...





