The Iron Bridge Wastewater Reclamation Facility can claim several firsts. It was one of the world’s largest treatment plants to use rotating...
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Editorial
Good Well Hunting
Some people who live in older neighborhoods in Madison, Wis., are surprised to find Kevin Miller at their door, asking to look for...
Blogs
What an Idea! Operator Ingenuity Series Showcases You
You improved a process, created a new tool, fixed a problem. You found a better way to draw samples. You created a...
Online Exclusives
EPA To Grant $27.5 Million for 2014 Great Lakes Restoration Projects
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued a request for applications, soliciting proposals from states, municipalities, tribes, universities and nonprofit organizations for...
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News Briefs: Legal Battle — Who Owns Treated Wastewater?
The San Antonio Water System and Texas state regulators are debating ownership rights to treated wastewater once it’s released into a public...
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The ABCs of National Operator Certification
Imagine a job market in which a water or wastewater operator can earn just one credential that’s recognized in any state or...
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News Briefs: Could Court Ruling Affect Biosolids Application?
A New York Court of Appeals ruling on fracking could have repercussions for biosolids application, according to State Sen. George D. Maziarz....
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How to Make Safety Training Interesting, Relevant and Memorable
Anyone working in treatment, processing or industrial manufacturing has heard catchphrases such as: “Safety starts with me!” or “Everyone is a safety...
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News Briefs: Antibacterial Soap Could Harm WWTP Process
Triclosan, the active ingredient in antibacterial soaps, is facing a new round of criticism. A report in the Journal of Environment Science...
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Young Artists Celebrated During 2014 Maine Clean Water Week
Elementary and high school students in Maine participated in a poster contest during the state’s Clean Water Week, which was celebrated June...
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A Convenient, Inexpensive Approach to Wastewater Operator Training
So you have a local operators’ group whose members can’t get time off to attend a two- or three-day state or regional...
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News Briefs: Heavy Rains and Sump Pumps Cause WWTP Woes
Heavy rains and excess water from homeowner sump pumps nearly caused disaster at a treatment plant in Sioux Falls, S.D., last week.“Our...
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The Treatment Plant Toolbox for Emergency Maintenance
Although a set of standard operating procedures might be available, the safe and successful response to an emergency depends on maintenance performed...
Blogs
Celebrating the Cuyahoga: From River Fires to Recovery
Last weekend, as families across the nation enjoyed boating, water skiing, swimming and all matter of water-related summer fun, a clean-water anniversary...
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Awards Recognize Youth Wastewater Research Projects
This past weekend, Deepika Kurup of Nashua (N.H.) High School received the prestigious U.S. Stockholm Junior Water Prize for her project “A...
Editorial
Treatment With Trees
Trees, trees and more trees proved to be a natural solution for meeting tightened effluent ammonia limits at the City of Woodburn...
Editorial
Toward A Closer Community
COLE Publishing launched Treatment Plant Operator magazine in 2009 to serve the operations side of the wastewater treatment profession. We started Water...












