What safety concerns may be present in the preliminary treatment process?
A. Hydrogen sulfideB. Waterborne diseasesC. Physical accidents/hazardsD. Explosive mixtures/gasesAnswer: A, B, C and D. The preliminary...
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Hundreds of Millions Lack Decent Bathrooms. Here's One Bold Attempt at a Solution.
Of all the things we take for granted amid our comfortable lifestyle, sanitation is possibly the biggest. This could not be more...
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PFAS Is Raising Multiple Concerns. This Line of Adsorptive Products Can Be Part of the Remedy.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have come under a harsh spotlight as a new threat to environmental health.
These substances — found most...
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Worried About All the World's Water Problems? Check Out This Uplifting Documentary.
It’s easy to get depressed about the world’s water environment. There’s water scarcity, drought, overfished oceans with declining coral and vast masses...
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A New Hampshire Treatment Facility Provides a Great Location to Invite Nesting Ospreys
A $92 million upgrade at the Peirce Island Wastewater Treatment Facility has created an ideal location for Portsmouth (New Hampshire) Public Works to...
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Digital Monitoring Helps a Management District Ensure the Sustainable Use of Water
Water quality monitoring is an important function at the St. Johns River Water Management District, one of five water management districts in...
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A Utah City's Leak Detection Program Earns Rapid Payback and a Smart 50 Award
The Park City (Utah) Public Utilities Department invested in leak detection in 2018 and 2019, and it is paying off in a...
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This Vermont Professional Brings a Special Level of Devotion to His Career and Communities
With all his experience, Peter Krolczyk could have become a supervisor or a top-level technician for a large clean-water plant or for...
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Education and Certification Led to Career Advancement for Bob Davis When Preparation Met Opportunity
At the ripe old age of 19, Bob Davis answered a help wanted newspaper ad from the International Paper research center in...
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Award-Winning Filter Plant Overcomes Raw Water Supply Challenges
Birmingham and its Alabama surroundings are home to more than half a million people. One of the plants supplying them with water...
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For the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility, Resource Recovery Is a Way of Life
Wastewater process diagrams from the 1990s typically showed an arrow in the lower right corner pointing off the page into space, typically...
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This Utility's Mobile Tap Trailer Proves That Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
The Kenosha (Wisconsin) Water Utility created a Traveling Tap water wagon for use at local events to remind citizens of the water’s...
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Here Are a Few Ways to Mark the 50th Anniversary of a Classic Environmental Observance
Earth Day is an ideal time for drinking water and clean-water agencies to call attention to the work they do every day...
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Leveling Out Demand Was the Key to Putting This Florida Water Plant and Distribution System on Track
When the City of Leesburg in Florida took over a water plant serving a large subdivision, it inherited a facility that did...
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Dale Clark and His Team Achieved $22,000 in Annual Energy Savings for Only a Tiny Investment
Saving energy in clean-water plants often starts with the efficient use of air.
Dale Clark and his team at the lagoon-based clean-water facility...
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Welder. Operator. Designer. Consultant. Tim Wilkey Took a Winding Career Path Before Returning Home.
Tim Wilkey started his work life as a welder. Now toward the end of it, he’s superintendent of the Wastewater Division in...
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The Great Lakes Water Authority's Newest Water Plant Rises From the Bones of the Oldest One
The newest of the Great Lakes Water Authority’s five water treatment plants operates in the oldest building. It is also the latest...
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The Award-Winning Energy-Saving Program Didn't Rely on Any New Technology
An equipment failure led the staff at the Somersworth (New Hampshire) Wastewater Treatment Facility to make what they thought was a temporary...
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A California Treatment Plant Opts for a Modern Approach to Controlling Nuisance Odors
Grease and related odors from a trickling filter wet well were so bad at the Silicon Valley Clean Water treatment plant that...























