NASA Tests Mobile WWTP for Future Moon Base

Back to the E-Newsletter Archive Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a 1.07-meter ball python recovers at an Ontario Humane Society after a startling discovery at an east Windsor treatment plant.

06.08.2026

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

Let's Be Clear: There's More than One Way to Skin the Phosphorus Cat

Phosphorus limits are tough, and getting tougher all the time. Fortunately, there are various ways to meet them — some actually rather affordable. Read more

Skid Systems: Ready to Install. Built to Last.

The CHEM-FEED CFPS-3-M Engineered Skid System ships fully assembled for fast, simple installation. Read more

Sponsored by: Blue-White Industries

Looking For a Screening Solution Built to Perform Under Demanding Conditions?

The HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax delivers the reliability, efficiency and proven performance wastewater facilities depend on every day. Read more

Sponsored by: HUBER Technology, Inc.

News Briefs: NASA Tests Mobile WWTP for Future Moon Base

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a 1.07-meter ball python recovers at an Ontario Humane Society after a startling discovery at an east Windsor treatment plant. Read more

Quick, Reliable Free and Total Chlorine Testing for Operators

The MD50 Chlorine Colorimeter from Lovibond is a rugged, hand-held instrument able to perform up to 5,000 tests on a single set of batteries and is housed in an IP67 chemical-resistant case. Get fast, accurate results with every test. Read more

Sponsored by: Lovibond

Harmsco: 68 Years of Water Filtration

Harmsco delivers durable filtration solutions for industrial, municipal, marine, pool and residential systems, backed by 68-plus years of expertise. Read more

Sponsored by: Harmsco Filtration Products

Enter the Young: For Young Professionals: A Glimpse of What’s Possible

Kevin Whitney’s work ethic helps him take advantage of new opportunities and increase responsibility in his water career. Read more

“We’re solving two problems at once. The upgraded plant provides the capacity we need for continued growth while the reuse process allows us to recover valuable water resources instead of losing them downstream.”

From the article: A Major Plant Upgrade Met a Dual Objective. Awards Were Just a Byproduct.