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...
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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....
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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....
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New Programs Bring Water-Industry Professionals Together
Municipal water systems managers and operators may have more opportunities for process innovation and training if the new Global Water Center in...
Blogs
The Fire Chief Project: What's the 12th greatest breakthrough since the wheel?
According to The Atlantic magazine, your profession is more significant than:
· The lever and the nail.
· Television and radio.
· The automobile and...
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Top 10 Issues Facing the Wastewater Industry
In June, global water consulting engineering firm Black & Veatch released its second annual report highlighting the top 10 concerns for the...
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Respect for the Profession
Reputation building is just one of the topics on Brett Ward’s mind. As a utility operations consultant in Tennessee, he knows that...
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Wisconsin Water Utility Taps the History Line
Pipe-tapping competition has been around for decades, testing teams’ strength, skill and speed, but this year history was made. The Madison Water...
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Respect for the Profession
Reputation building is just one of the topics on Brett Ward’s mind. As a utility operations consultant in Tennessee, he knows that...
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Teamwork Earns Utility 2013 Award for Excellence in Innovation
Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and Brown and Caldwell received the Award for Excellence in Innovation from the Water Environment Research Foundation at...
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The Fire Chief Project: Are you what they smell?
I used to live in a beautiful Lake Michigan community. Every summer they have an art fair on the sidewalk that follows...
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Trick or Treatment? Halloween-Themed Plant Tours Scream Fun
Creepy, crawly, spooky. These words spell Halloween. But have you ever considered tying the theme into your wastewater treatment plant tours?The team...
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Conference Reveals Clean-Water Industry Issues
The City of Tacoma, Wash., continues to prove themselves as a global leader in clean wastewater technology, through cutting-edge chemical and biological...
Editorial
Worth Noting - November 2013
People/AwardsThe Englewood/Littleton (Colo.) Wastewater Treatment Plant received a Gold Level Award from the U.S. EPA for its biosolids program.The City of Boulder...
Editorial
Hail to the Chief
I hope you’ve been enjoying the Fire Chief Project Idea of the Month in recent issues of TPO. There we highlight operators...
Editorial
‘Silent’ No More
Mary Alfonso believes water and wastewater are the “silent utilities” in most communities, largely unnoticed and not appreciated until something goes wrong.As...
Editorial
School’s Out, Camp’s Open
When school lets out for the summer in the Pittsburgh area, parents who think education shouldn’t be shelved until fall have a...









