The Illinois Water Environment Association will host its 37th Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition Feb. 29 - March 2, 2016, at the iHotel...
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5 Cape Cod Communities to Use Permeable Reactive Barriers for Nitrogen Control
Fieldwork has started in the Cape Cod communities of Barnstable, Dennis, Falmouth, Mashpee and Orleans, Massachusetts, on a project that might help reduce harmful levels...
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Statement from AWWA CEO David LaFrance on Flint Water-Quality Crisis
On Jan. 16, President Barack Obama issued an emergency declaration that makes available federal aid for the drinking water crisis in Flint,...
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News Briefs: Obama Declares Flint Water Crisis a Federal Emergency
President Obama has declared the water-contamination crisis in Flint, Michigan, a federal emergency. The designation lets the city accept $5 million in...
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Even War Memorials Need Clean, Contaminant-Free Water
In 2003, AdEdge Water Technologies began working closely with EarthTech, the engineering firm responsible for specifying and selecting water treatment systems for...
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Illinois Water Plant Consistently Brings Home Awards
It just keeps getting better.That’s the watchword at the Pontiac (Illinois) Water Treatment Plant after it received a Director’s Award of Recognition...
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A Toilet Is Not a Trashcan, Says NACWA
Cynthia Finley grew up with a septic system, so she learned as a child what not to put down a toilet. However, she...
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Building on Innovation: Louisville Water Earns 2 Phase IV Awards
Louisville Water is the largest and oldest water company in Kentucky and has a 156-year history of innovation.Its research led to the development...
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How Transitioning to Class A-Biosolids Saves Money
Cost-effective handling of biosolids is essential to clean-water plants’ economic and environmental performance.The Immokalee Water and Sewer District in Florida faced a...
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Providing Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat
Some people in Ventura thought the three wastewater discharge ponds near the city’s wastewater treatment plant might go away in 2009 when...
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When Did Resource Frugality Become Un-American?
While in college working for peanuts in the cafeteria dish room, I heard two opposite and striking attitudes toward food waste.One student...
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Worth Noting - February 2016
People/AwardsJoyce Ruocco, a clerk in the Wastewater Division of the Department of Public Works, was named October Employee of the Month in...
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News Briefs: Ohio EPA Orders Miami River Plants to Reduce Phosphorus
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has set new phosphorus limits for two plants that discharge into the Great Miami River. The new...
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EPA Survey Says $271 Billion Needed for Wastewater Infrastructure
According to a new survey, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says that $271 billion is needed to maintain and improve the nation’s wastewater...
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Oh, Deer! 9-Point Buck Rescued From Clarifier
When making rounds, a treatment plant operator’s tasks typically do not include removing deer from clarifiers. But that wasn’t the case one...
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What Donald Trump Can Teach Water Utilities
No one can really say how long Donald Trump's presidential campaign will last. If you told most veteran journalists or political junkies...
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Nation's Largest Desalination Plant Officially Opens
Operations are underway at the nation’s largest and most technologically advanced seawater desalination plant, which has already produced more than 1.5 billion gallons...











