In 2005, Hurricane Katrina caused devastation to St. Bernard Parish, southeast of New Orleans, and cut its population from 67,000 to 45,000....
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Biological Hydrolysis Brings a Cost-Effective Biosolids Processing Technology to the U.S.
Higher-quality biosolids that meet U.S. EPA Class A criteria can be reused nearly without limitations as a fertilizer to promote productive soils...
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A California District Combines Wetland Treatment, Wildlife Habitat and Renewable Energy
Nearly three-fourths of the 400 acres that contain the Las Gallinas (California) Valley Sanitary District’s secondary wastewater treatment plant provide habitat for...
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What's to Be Done About PFAS in Wastewater and Biosolids? Here Are Two Perspectives on the Issue.
Yes. No. Maybe. Depends on the circumstances. Requires more research.
Like so many questions about contaminants in the environment, the issue of perfluorooctane...
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Evanston Looks to Apprenticeships to Help Withstand the Coming Wave of Retirements
The Illinois city of Evanston developed an apprentice program in 2009 to train applicants for its water treatment facility because it was...
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Here's Another Approach to Recovering a Valuable Nutrient From the Wastewater Stream
Resource recovery is a major trend in wastewater treatment — to the task of cleaning water, facility teams are adding the capture...
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What's the Best Way to Deal With New and Emerging Environmental Contaminants in Wastewater?
When new pollutants start showing up in our waterways, clean-water plants often find themselves in the spotlight.
A new or emerging pollutant is...
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Exam Study Guide - August 2019
WASTEWATER By Rick Lallish
What is the maximum blanket level in a secondary (activated sludge) clarifier?
A. 5%
B. 10%
C. 25%
D. 50%
Answer: C. Basic operation...
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Case Studies - August 2019
Screw press efficient in dewatering membrane bioreactor biosolids
Problem: The Decatur (Arkansas) Wastewater Treatment Plant’s dewatering technology was undersized and inefficient. With the added...
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Worth Noting - August 2019
People/Awards
Raynetta Marshall was hired as general manager of the City of Tallahassee (Florida) Underground Utilities & Public Infrastructure Department.
The Horsham (Pennsylvania)...
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Industry News - August 2019
Aries Clean Energy biochar certified by USDA and IBI
Aries Clean Energy announced that its Aries GREEN biochar product has earned the U.S....
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Product Spotlight - August 2019
Up to 40 channels for treatment monitoring makes the Express II autodialer system monitor from Sensaphone a one-track solution for facilities with...
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Product Spotlight - August 2019
The treatment of residual biosolids from wastewater treatment plants is a major everyday challenge that municipalities have to tackle. One way many...
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Product News - August 2019
Aqua-Aerobic Systems AquaStorm cloth filtration system
The AquaStorm cloth media filtration system from Aqua-Aerobic Systems is an effective solution for wet-weather applications,...
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Product Focus - August 2019
Biosolids Handling/Hauling/
Disposal/Application
Boerger BLUEline Rotary Lobe Pump
The BLUEline Rotary Lobe Pump from Boerger is a self-priming, valveless, positive displacement pump used to...
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A Popular Canadian Water Festival Celebrates a Decade of Effective Public Education
An annual event that lasts a decade has to be doing something right.
This year, the Chatham-Kent & Lambton (Ontario) Children’s Water Festival...
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A Career in Operations Leads to a Business Opportunity for a Colorado Professional
A major turning point in Wayne Ramey’s career came at his department Christmas party in 1988. His boss, the Public Works director,...
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Case Studies - July 2019
Chopper pump helps stop clogging at lift station
Problem: At a Texas wastewater treatment plant’s main lift station, better mixing was needed to...
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Water-Conserving Landscapes Don't Have to Be Limited to Desert-Tolerant Vegetation
Most of the water use in Southern California goes to urban landscapes. That’s why the Vista (California) Irrigation District and other San...













