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Not Your Grandfather's Treatment Plant Operation
With an increasing number of wastewater treatment operators and other key staff members retiring or moving on from the industry, Tom Groves...
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Runners Chase Leaks for 2014 Fix-A-Leak Week
For a homeowner, the slow, methodical dripping of a kitchen sink in the middle of the night is merely an annoyance. For...
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Dust Mask or Disposable Respirator?
Respirators protect workers from inhaling dangerous material that can cause acute or chronic respiratory problems. Acute conditions occur suddenly and usually involve...
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The Fire Chief Project: Only you can prevent – sewer clogs
Your local fire chief preaches prevention directly to homeowners. Now the city of Casper, Wyo., is appealing straight to residents to quit...
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The Fire Chief Project: Turn Good News into More and Better News
When a profile of the Jamestown (R.I) Wastewater Treatment Plant came out in TPO magazine this month, the plant team could have...
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News Briefs: Nebraska Town Claims 'Best-Tasting Rural Water' Title
Curtis, Neb., known by locals for its annual Easter pageant, now holds a national title: the best-tasting rural water. The small town...
Editorial
Worth Noting - March 2014
People / AwardsThe Town of Clarkdale, Ariz., dedicated a new wastewater treatment plant, culminating an effort that spanned more than 25 years....
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AWWA Guidance Helps Water Utilities Guard Against Cyber Attacks
With cyber-attacks a growing threat to critical infrastructure systems, the American Water Works Association announced the release of expert guidance on how...
Editorial
The Secret To Wastewater Math
In my years as a wastewater operator trainer, I find that math is by far the most anxiety-producing topic for those preparing...
Editorial
Paint Me A Picture
Nothing calls attention to clean water like a picture in the paper — or a segment on TV — showing kids holding...
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From Inside Out
Clean-water operator associations are generally places for networking, learning and sharing best practices. What if they could have power as focal points...
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Exam Study Guide: Activated Sludge Troubleshooting
When operators are faced with licensing exams, they sometimes struggle with test anxiety because they don’t fully understand how to properly study...
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Weekly News Brief: Is New York Ready for Another Sandy?
More than a year after Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern seaboard, wastewater treatment plants are still searching for a silver bullet to...
Editorial
Worth Noting - February 2014
PEOPLE/AWARDSThe Oklahoma Water Pollution Control Association recognized three employees at the City of Lawton, Okla., water treatment plant. Scott Golden won the...
Blogs
The Fire Chief Project: What’s in those brown bags?
The clean-water plant in Fort Morgan, Colo., will be at center stage as the city sponsors a series of educational brown-bag lunches...
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How Do Hazardous Chemical Classifications Affect Clean-Water Plants?
The Globally Harmonized System for Classification and Labeling of Chemicals is a logical, comprehensive and international approach to:
Defining the three hazards of...






