As a trainer for the Ministry of the Environment’s mandatory certification renewal courses, the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) in Toronto developed...
Education and Training
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Editorial
Water Scholars
Fifth-graders in Springfield, Ore., are the youngest allowed to tour the Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission wastewater treatment plant, but Rachael Chilton says...
Editorial
Worth Noting - December 2013
People/AwardsThe City of Elgin, Ill., will rename its water treatment plant after Leo Nelson, former city manager who led the charge for...
Blogs
The Fire Chief Project: When Life Gives You Lemons...
When it comes to keeping its publics informed, the Goleta (Calif.) Sanitary District doesn’t stand still. Its staff each year grabs an...
Blogs
The Fire Chief Project: When solar power is about more than energy
About 740 photovoltaic panels are being installed at the Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant in Howard County, Md. – but the reason...
Online Exclusives
3 Extraordinary Ways to Educate Your Water Customers
The words “public education” bring to mind quite a few standard approaches, including PowerPoint presentations, brochures and fact sheets. But that doesn’t...
Online Exclusives
EPA Awards $174 Million to Improve Drinking Water Systems in California
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced that it recently awarded the State of California $174 million in federal funding to invest...
Online Exclusives
EPA Awards Over $30 Million Pacific Territories for Environmental Protection
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded over $30 million as part of a yearly program that provides grants to Guam, the...
Blogs
The Fire Chief Project: Pure As the Driven Snow?
What is treatment plant effluent good for? Replenishing groundwater. Irrigating lawns and landscapes. And now, making snow for ski trails.The Morning Call...
Online Exclusives
EPA Awards Over $30 Million Pacific Territories for Environmental Protection
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded over $30 million as part of a yearly program that provides grants to Guam, the...
Online Exclusives
Clean-Water Conference Makes a Splash
The Water Partners of Tacoma, Wash., hosted its 2nd annual Wellspring Conference in October, at the University of Washington-Tacoma. Speakers and attendees...
Editorial
Worth Noting - December 2013
People/AwardsFour King County wastewater treatment plants in King County, Wash., earned 2012 Peak Performance Awards from the National Association of Clean Water...
Editorial
Beating Test Anxiety
I have this dream often — I am told it’s common. I wake up in my college dorm room. It’s final exam...
Editorial
What Exactly Is pH?
When operators are asked to define pH, many struggle to describe what it is and how it is measured. Let’s look at...
Editorial
Worth Noting - November 2013
PEOPLE/AWARDSDoug Brooks of Kentucky American Water received the 2013 Operator Meritorious Award from the Kentucky/Tennessee Section AWWA. Brooks is chief operator of...
Blogs
Have you helped a food pantry lately?
We often see firefighters involved in charity events. Why not clean-water operators? Here’s an activity many clean-water plant could replicate.The Northwest Herald...
Online Exclusives
Cost Analysis of Anticipated Perchlorate Regulation Released
The American Water Works Association released a new cost-impact assessment for an anticipated perchlorate regulation that is currently pending at the U.S....




