See how water treatment professionals are fighting 'toilet-to-tap' branding and making progress in public acceptance of direct potable reuse

With the world watching, El Paso, Texas, continues its work on an innovative direct potable reuse plant that could serve as a blueprint for other cities looking to diversify water portfolios

Pamela Rose of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, retires after serving 24 years as a water treatment plant operator

Aggressive PFAS regulations are placing a strain on treatment facilities and municipalities dealing with biosolids. Ned Beecher of the North East Biosolids & Residuals Association calls it the most challenging issue of his 25-year career.

As the pool of qualified treatment plant operators continues to shrink, one municipality in central Florida is working on a solution by offering high schoolers a head start into a lucrative wastewater career

A pair of researchers from the University of Toronto is researching how concerned we should be about microplastic pollution in our drinking water

A small municipal sanitary district in Three Lakes, Wisconsin, struggles to keep up with infrastructure needs after losing two of its largest ratepayers

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is requesting that 125 wastewater treatment facilities test influent and effluent for per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances