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Gold Rush! Could Biosolids Contain Millions in Precious Metals?
Gold Rush! Could Biosolids Contain Millions in Precious Metals?
Online Exclusives
February 16, 2015
Every year, tons of metals enter the wastewater system. A new study asks whether treatment plants can recover those lost riches.
A Partnership Creates A Biosolids Facility That Yields A Quality Product
A Partnership Creates A Biosolids Facility That Yields A Quality Product
Editorial
February 16, 2015
A public-private partnership creates a biosolids processing facility that yields a high-quality product for application to Ontario farmland.
A Maine Community Builds A Multi-Talented Team & Resumes Control After Years Of Contract Operations
A Maine Community Builds A Multi-Talented Team & Resumes Control After Years Of Contract Operations
Editorial
February 16, 2015
A coastal Maine community builds a multi-talented treatment plant team and resumes control of operations after several years of contracted service.
TerraFirma Earth Technologies Expands Operations
TerraFirma Earth Technologies Expands Operations
Online Exclusives
February 10, 2015
The Fire Chief Project: Don’t believe it? Smell for yourself.
Blogs
February 05, 2015
Members of the media take an “olfactory tour” of a clean-water plant in Terre-Haute, Ind.
News Briefs: Mothballed Plant Could Become Wastewater University
News Briefs: Mothballed Plant Could Become Wastewater University
Online Exclusives
February 04, 2015
In this week's wastewater news, Maine looks at ways to upcycle a treatment plant, NASA launches a groundwater tracking satellite and one state considers local biosolids control.
Come PCBs or Ebola, Spartanburg Water Is Ready
Come PCBs or Ebola, Spartanburg Water Is Ready
Online Exclusives
January 26, 2015
Crisis management begins with a strong foundation. At Spartanburg Water, that foundation led the utility through a PCB contamination crisis and, later, made the utility a leader in Ebola preparation.
News Briefs: Diabetes Drug Discovered Near Lake Michigan Treatment Plants
News Briefs: Diabetes Drug Discovered Near Lake Michigan Treatment Plants
Online Exclusives
January 14, 2015
In this week's water and wastewater news, a study finds metformin in Lake Michigan, increased expenses could end a biosolids program, and New York City christens sludge boats.
Sid Fredrickson's Career In Coeur D'Alene Has Been A Continuous Quest For Excellence
Sid Fredrickson's Career In Coeur D'Alene Has Been A Continuous Quest For Excellence
Editorial
January 13, 2015
Sid Fredrickson’s award-winning career in Coeur d’Alene has been a continuous quest for more efficient and effective technology and treatment.
The Yellow Springs Team Finds The Funds And Makes The Improvements To Meet Strict Phosphorus Limits
The Yellow Springs Team Finds The Funds And Makes The Improvements To Meet Strict Phosphorus Limits
Editorial
January 13, 2015
The Yellow Springs team finds the funds and makes the improvements to produce quality effluent, meet strict phosphorus limits and handle peak flows.
A Kentucky Plant Achieves An Award-Winning Run Without A Lost-Time Accident
A Kentucky Plant Achieves An Award-Winning Run Without A Lost-Time Accident
Editorial
January 13, 2015
A Kentucky plant achieves an incredible run without a lost-time accident and wins a governor’s safety award, while also boosting efficiency and improving operations.
Biosolids Management And Headworks
Biosolids Management And Headworks
Editorial
January 13, 2015
A State Biosolids Council Finds Farmers Are The Most Effective Sources Of Information For The Public
A State Biosolids Council Finds Farmers Are The Most Effective Sources Of Information For The Public
Editorial
January 13, 2015
The Virginia Biosolids Council finds that farmers are the most effective sources for conveying information about land application to often skeptical citizens.
News Briefs: Bill Gates Demonstrates Value of Water Reuse
News Briefs: Bill Gates Demonstrates Value of Water Reuse
Online Exclusives
January 08, 2015
In this week's water and wastewater news, Bill Gates demonstrates the power of reuse, a North Carolina city reconsiders biosolids and the Chesapeake Bay gets a failing grade.
Biosolids Battle: Quasar Talks Lessons Learned in New York
Online Exclusives
January 06, 2015
Unexpected opposition to land-applied Class B biosolids forced Quasar Energy Group to re-examine its public relations efforts. What can other wastewater plants learn from the experience?
Flight Path: 5 Beautiful Wastewater Treatment Plant Aerials
Flight Path: 5 Beautiful Wastewater Treatment Plant Aerials
Online Exclusives
January 05, 2015
What happens when a dedicated wastewater treatment operator earns a pilot’s license? Answer: One of the most unique hobbies you can image.
Cyclonic Spray Scrubber Eliminates Odors, Pollutants, Reduces Maintenance
Cyclonic Spray Scrubber Eliminates Odors, Pollutants, Reduces Maintenance
Editorial
December 11, 2014
A Stacked Tray Grit System Aids Removal And Improves Clarifier And Digester Function
Editorial
December 11, 2014
A stacked tray grit system with washing and dewatering enhances removal efficiency and improves primary clarifier and digester function.
Asset Management Gets Big Attention At The Newly Upgraded Plant Bucklin Point, R.I.
Asset Management Gets Big Attention At The Newly Upgraded Plant Bucklin Point, R.I.
Editorial
December 11, 2014
Asset management gets big attention at the newly upgraded Bucklin Point plant in Rhode Island. That includes the greatest asset of all – the staff.
A New Hampshire Team Wins Honors For I&I Control And Excellent Maintenance
A New Hampshire Team Wins Honors For I&I Control And Excellent Maintenance
Editorial
December 11, 2014
A small New Hampshire plant controls infiltration, maintains and replaces aging equipment and wins regional excellence award with help from a supportive town.