Back to the E-Newsletter Archive Researchers at Penn State find that microbial and other processes do not completely clear wastewater shallowly injected into groundwater of potentially harmful contaminants.

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08.18.2025 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

TPOMag.com News About In-Situ, Duperon, KROHNE and More In this month's industry news update, track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more. Read more

Protecting Work Sites: Galveston Seawall Cofferdams Rebuilt Using LWA Series Dewatering Pumps The LWA series submersible pumps are specifically designed for dewatering sand, silt, coal fines and abrasive light slurries. Read more Sponsored by: Industrial Flow Solutions

Escanaba WWTP Overcomes Space Constraints with HUBER’s RakeMax CF Bar Screen Upgrade With a unique U-shaped bar design and inside-out flow characteristics, this screen design can increase flow, reduce headloss and increase capture versus conventional multi-rake screens. Read more Sponsored by: HUBER Technology, Inc.

TPOMag.com Study Offers Clue to Reducing Coastal Pollution Researchers at Penn State find that microbial and other processes do not completely clear wastewater shallowly injected into groundwater of potentially harmful contaminants. Read more

A New Option for Managing Wipes Without Grinding It is known wipes cause systemwide problems in wastewater treatment. At Duperon, we believed there was a better way to manage these non-dissolvable solids without grinding, so we invented one. Read more Sponsored by: Duperon Corporation

Increase Treatment Capacity and Improve Effluent Quality ZeeLung MABR is a wastewater process intensification technology for activated sludge plants that are required to expand biological capacity and/or improve nutrient removal. Read more Sponsored by: Veolia

New Issue Preview Unveiling September: Dive Into Our Latest Issue! The September issue of Treatment Plant Operator is out, featuring Roy Bradley, lead operator at the Bend (Oregon) Water Reclamation Facility. Motivated by a desire for constant improvement, Bradley is always seeking ways to increase his plant's efficiency and improve effluent quality. Watch preview Sponsored by: KELLER Pressure

“Winners’ artworks are displayed on our mobile lab vans, and they’re in the community every day, so they have high visibility and exposure to our residents.” From the article: Drivers Can See Conservation Messages Around This Florida Town

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