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Working Outside this Summer? Here's What You Should Know About Heat Stroke

Working Outside this Summer? Here's What You Should Know About Heat Stroke

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As we approach the dog days of summer, heat stroke becomes a real risk. Here’s how you should prepare for outdoor work and what you should do when heat-stroke symptoms arise.

The Race is On! Operations Challenge Sharpens Skills at Trinity River Authority

The Race is On! Operations Challenge Sharpens Skills at Trinity River Authority

Trinity River Authority teams find the Operations Challenge sharpens workplace skills, builds strong teams and helps operators advance their careers.

Are Tighter Water Audits a National Trend?

Are Tighter Water Audits a National Trend?

The California-Nevada AWWA Section aims to help utilities comply with state water audit requirements. Is tighter water accounting becoming a national trend?

Worth Noting - June 2016

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Remote Control: How Peer-to-Peer Operator Training Reduces CEU Expense

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British Columbia’s industry leaders are increasing training opportunities for remote areas of the province. Here’s how a novel program is reducing the cost of CEUs.

News Briefs: Operators Stay Behind as Canadian Wildfire Threatens Plant

News Briefs: Operators Stay Behind as Canadian Wildfire Threatens Plant

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In this week's water and wastewater news, operators in Canada protect a water plant during a catastrophic fire, a Flint water worker pleads no contest to charges related to the water crisis, and a Las Vegas water utility loses $4.5 million in an office supply scheme.

WERF and WateReuse Research Foundation Announce Merger

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Together, the foundations will advance the concept of One Water, which recognizes the value of all water, wastewater and stormwater.

Water and Wastewater Education Listing - May 2016

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Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

Operator Training Program Loses Federal Financial Aid

Operator Training Program Loses Federal Financial Aid

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Here's how reduced funding might affect an important wastewater training program at the Environmental Resources Training Center at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.

Economic Analysis Shows $102.7B Benefit of Infrastructure Funding

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Exam Study Guide: Anaerobic Digestion

Exam Study Guide: Anaerobic Digestion

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Need Training? AWWA Announces New Operator Scholarship Program

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The new One AWWA Operator Scholarship is aimed at helping operators gain education and training. See how you can apply.

News Briefs: Snowy Owl Recovers From Sludge Pond Dive

News Briefs: Snowy Owl Recovers From Sludge Pond Dive

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In this week's water and wastewater news, a snowy owl rescue has a happy ending, Hamilton donates water to Flint, and peecycling signals a move to sustainability.

How to Get Your Foot In the Classroom Door

How to Get Your Foot In the Classroom Door

School presentations are public-education gold. Here's how to navigate the school system and become an expert educator.

CA-NV Section of AWWA Announces $18,500 in Scholarships

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Kyle Shimabuku Receives American Water Scholarship

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Application Period Open for New Wastewater Utility Recognition Program

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Exam Study Guide: Oxygen Levels

Exam Study Guide: Oxygen Levels

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TrojanUV Wins Water Reuse Manufacturer of the Year

TrojanUV Wins Water Reuse Manufacturer of the Year

Forward-thinking approaches inspire others to produce, use or champion recycled water

News Briefs: Police Sting Centers on Olympic Venue's Wastewater Plants

News Briefs: Police Sting Centers on Olympic Venue's Wastewater Plants

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In this week's water and wastewater news, polluted waters near the Olympic venue trigger a police investigation, a St. Louis plant goes back online after severe flood damage and Flint water quality shows improvement.