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The Fire Chief Project: Coming soon to a health food store near you?
First Whole Foods made it a policy not to buy produce grown using biosolids. Now other health food purveyors are falling in...
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Inspire 2014 Conference Covers Process Safety
ACM Facility Safety and the Institute of Hazard Prevention present the Inspire 2014 Conference May 6-8, 2014, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The...
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News Briefs: Water Main Spews Debris Into Air
A water main break in Janesville, Wis., blew a 20-foot-wide hole in a street and created a 30-foot-high water geyser. The 12-inch...
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The Fire Chief Project: The Power of Proclamation
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn has proclaimed this week, March 17-23, as Water and Wastewater Operator’s Week. Luke Markko, president of the Fox...
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Top Tips for Laboratory Safety
What’s the most dangerous place in your wastewater treatment plant? Headworks. Biosolids area. Electrical panels.Think again. It could be your laboratory. While...
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Water Week 2014 Joins Clean Water Advocacy, Education and Innovation
A broad array of water sector groups from across the country will join forces this spring in Washington, D.C. for the inaugural...
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Worth Noting - April 2014
People/AwardsBob Conner, assistant director of the water and wastewater utility for the City of Lakeland (Fla.), was promoted to interim director.Peter A....
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News Briefs: 'Salty Roads, Salty Water' Say Water Utilities
After a punishing winter, full of snowstorms, ice storms and every mix of precipitation Mother Nature could conjure up, many freeways and...
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Weekly News Briefs: Researcher Harvests Energy from Ammonia
Stanford University researcher Yaniv Scherson has developed a process that captures ammonia from wastewater, converts it to nitrous oxide, and then burns...
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The Fire Chief Project: A little tour goes a long way
How readily does your clean-water plant welcome tours? The treatment plant in Casper, Wyo., entertained just one engineering student for a tour...
Editorial
Multiplying Impact
Working a booth at a local lakes festival, Theresa Sailor learned that about 80 percent of people didn’t know where water flowing...
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Superbugs Study Findings Could Impact U.S. Treatment Plants
A Rice University study of “superbugs” found at two wastewater treatment plants in northern China should alert operators at U.S. wastewater facilities...
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Worth Noting - March 2014
People/AwardsThe Las Virgenes Municipal Water District received the District Transparency Certificate of Excellence from the Special District Leadership Foundation for transparency in...
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News Briefs: Water Bill Relief Coming for Winter-Weary Residents
In Winona, Minn., where residents have kept water running to ward off frozen pipes, the city council has decided to issue a...
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The Fire Chief Project: Would you like to see an article like this in your local paper?
One of the pictures says it all: Two beakers of water from the Albert Lea (Minn.) Wastewater Treatment Plant, one filled with...
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Exam Study Guide: Problem Solving
When operators are faced with licensing exams, they sometimes struggle with test anxiety because they don’t fully understand how to properly study...



