Researchers Find Brewing Tea Removes Heavy Metals

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02.28.2025

Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

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Venturi System Improves Effluent at Ohio WWTP

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Screening for High Water Flows

Watch the HUBER products interchangeably screen in a variable high-water flow situation. View video

Sponsored by: HUBER Technology, Inc.

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News Briefs: Researchers Find Brewing Tea Removes Heavy Metals

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Benefits of Choosing BLDC Motors for Chemical Metering Pumps

BLDC motors offer improved efficiency, durability and precision over other technologies. Read more

Sponsored by: Blue-White Industries

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Product News: Finish Thompson, ABB and Vogelsang

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Versatility Meets High Performance: Envie3 High-Efficiency, Air-Filled Motors

This next generation of dry pit submersible pumps can run in wet and dry pit applications. Read more

Sponsored by: Crane Pumps & Systems

“If a municipal plant has a treatability issue, they should reach out to industrial users and say, ‘This is going on — any thoughts?’”

From the article: Industrial Pretreatment Starts With Candid Conversation

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Inside Brightwater: How Wastewater Becomes a Resource

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Harmful sewer discharges: A watchdog that never sleeps

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Bruce The Water Guy

Troubleshooting an oxidation ditch

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Sewage grinder cuts through today’s waste stream

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Bug of the Month: Water mites are often a sign of a healthy WWTP

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Groundbreaking held for new Batesville water treatment facility

The Asheville Citizen Times

Marshall to rebuild sewer treatment plant, cost could be $15-$25 million

Hawaii Public Radio

Here's how Waikīkī's vital sewer lines could be affected by sea level rise

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