Long Island Sound 'Dead Zones' at Record Low

Back to the E-Newsletter Archive Plus. officials announce that emergency repairs to a collapsed wastewater pipe are complete, successfully stopping the flow of sewage into the Tijuana River.

01.23.2026

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

WRF Seeks Pre-Proposals for High-Priority Utility Research

The Water Research Foundation is now accepting pre-proposals for its matching research program, the Tailored Collaboration Program. Read more

A Success Story: 10 Years of HUBER Belt Dryer Operation in Mooresville

Since its commissioning in 2013, this dryer has made a significant contribution to efficient waste management and the sustainable utilization of resources. Read more

Sponsored by: HUBER Technology, Inc.

News Briefs: Long Island Sound 'Dead Zones' at Record Low

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, officials announce that emergency repairs to a collapsed wastewater pipe are complete, successfully stopping the flow of sewage into the Tijuana River. Read more

Top Performer - Operator: Performance Under Pressure. That’s a Hallmark of Bob West’s Water Career.

After 30 years in coal mining, Bob West has modernized and staffed his hometown’s utility department. Recent disasters have forged his legacy. Read more

“It’s an environmentally responsible way to make sure the phosphorus doesn’t end up in the waterways and gets sent to areas that need it. It’s a way to recycle phosphorus.”

From the article: Splitting the Molecule: A New Energy Source in St. Cloud