In Wisconsin, where I live, there has been some controversy about phosphorus in wastewater discharges: Will P removal simply cost too much,...
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Water Leadership Institute now accepting 2013 applications
The Water Leadership Institute (WLI), a program of the Water Environment Federation that is designed to encourage innovation, entrepreneurship, and professional commitment...
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The benefits of unified services
We often hear about the benefits of municipalities consolidating services. For example, village A and Town B both have volunteer fire departments....
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Understanding Pump Cavitation
The word cavitation comes from the Latin word “cavus” meaning hole or cavity. Cavitation refers to conditions within the pump, when the...
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Clean-water groups collaborate to shape the utility of the future
There’s no question clean-water agencies are changing. Effluent standards are getting tougher. Money is getting tighter. Communication with the public is paramount....
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Kroff to create custom-formulated water treatment solutions for University of Michigan facilities
Kroff, Inc., one of the fastest-growing water treatment companies in the United States, announced a five-year agreement with the University of Michigan...
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Kroff to create custom-formulated water treatment solutions for University of Michigan facilities
Kroff, Inc., one of the fastest-growing water treatment companies in the United States, announced a five-year agreement with the University of Michigan...
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Elizabeth Hirschhorn joins PAX Water Technologies to helm new engineering branch
PAX Water Technologies, the leader in advanced water-quality technologies for distribution systems, announced the appointment of Elizabeth A. Hirschhorn, P.E., as director...
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Private or public?
It’s an old question: Are clean-water plants better run by cities or by private contractors under city supervision? As in many areas,...
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Can duckweed work miracles?
It’s always appealing to contemplate natural rather than chemical methods to regulate nuisances. There are insects that when released into marshes infested...
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Thousands from 140 countries enter ITT Goulds Pumps’ World of Pumps Quiz
Ten weeks left to play at www.worldofpumpsquiz.com.
Nearly 10,000 industry specialists representing more than 140 countries have visited the World of Pumps Quiz...
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Water system operator sentenced to jail after failing to report low chlorine levels
A water system operator in Ontario, Canada, was sent to jail earlier this month after being found guilty of falsifying records for...
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Water industry survey reveals challenges in U.S. infrastructure
WeiserMazars, an accounting, tax and advisory services firm, recently released the results of its first annual U.S. Water Industry Outlook survey. The...
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It’s nice to help ‘move the needle’
This was one of those times that make a magazine staff proud. I share the story here not to blow TPO’s horn...
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What would mother say?
I remember back when I was in second grade watching my mother get out of the car in our driveway on returning...
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Reduce, reuse, recycle: Turning wastewater into energy
The mantra “reduce, reuse, recycle” has become the buzz phrase of the 21st century. And while its applications may vary, the tenets...
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A name change for the better
For some time I’ve been suggesting that treatment agencies actively emphasize what goes out of their plants instead of what comes in...



