Numerous small towns in Colorado are protesting new, stricter wastewater treatment permits. The towns argue that the updated regulations include costly requirements and that...
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Industry News - May 2025
Aqua-Aerobic Systems announces three promotions
Aqua-Aerobic is pleased to announce the following personnel promotions. Joe Tardio was promoted to vice president, sales and...
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Product Spotlight: Wastewater - Pump takes chemical metering to an accurate extreme
Proper and optimized chemical metering or dosing at wastewater plants reduces waste and makes more efficient use of expensive treatment chemicals. A...
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Product Spotlight: Water - Peristaltic sampling pump offers precise flow control
In water treatment-related applications, peristaltic pumps play an important role because they’re suitable not only with chemical substances used in these treatments,...
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Product News - May 2025
OZ Lifting Products wireless hoist options
OZ Lifting Products offers wireless control options for its electric chain hoists and electric builder’s hoists with capacities...
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Exam Study Guide
WASTEWATER
By Rick LallishWhat factor should be considered when calibrating dissolved oxygen instruments?A. Water viscosityB. Barometric pressureC. Effluent BODD. Effluent TSSAnswer: B. When calibrating a dissolved oxygen...
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PFAS Communication: How to Get the Public on Your Side
News about PFAS in a community’s drinking water can trigger fear in the public. To no surprise, reports of potential health effects...
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Power Aeration With Biogas? Yes, You Can!
Aeration is typically the largest cost for activated sludge treatment plant operation and is a common target for efficiency initiatives.
The most common...
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Skimming the Surface for a Lagoon Aeration Solution
The Idaho city of Eagle has stayed with lagoons for wastewater treatment even as growth has exploded.
This affluent suburb of Boise has...
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Tighten Up!
An Ohio city’s initiative to reduce fugitive methane emissions at a wastewater treatment plant sprang from environmental concern, but will pay economic...
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Teacher. Mentor. Operator. Change Agent. That’s Barbara Chappell.
Barbara Chappell grew up as the youngest of three girls.
“Dad figured out he wasn’t going to have a boy, so I was...
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An Accidental Water Worker Quickly Grew to Love His New Career
It’s a long way from working in an auto parts store to directing the water and wastewater utilities in the northern Alberta...
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Driving Excellence With Test Tubes, Instruments and Microbiology
Most days are pretty smooth in the laboratory where Heidi Birdsell works.
But if a test of a wastewater sample plant indicates something...
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System Helps Rhode Island Utility Exceed THM Removal Expectations
Problem: With 16 mgd capacity, the Newport (Rhode Island) Water System draws from nine surface reservoirs. When one aboveground tank experienced high...
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News Briefs: Utah Bans Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Utah recently became the first U.S. state to ban the addition of fluoride to public drinking water, a decision that will take effect...
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Industry Experts Highlight Burden of Wipes on US Utilities
A recent article by Consumer Reports investigates the hidden costs of so-called "flushable" wipes, exposing their failure to disintegrate and the resulting environmental and...
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ASCE Infrastructure Report Card Stresses Need for Sustained Investment
The American Society of Civil Engineers recently released its 2025 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure. The Report Card assessed U.S. infrastructure with an overall C grade,...













