As the Southside Water Reclamation Plant taps biogas and solar resources, operators are looking for ways to make it even more sustainable.The...
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Editorial
Worth Noting - August 2017
People/AwardsThe Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago received the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2016 budget (32nd consecutive year) from...
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News Briefs: Two Louisiana Systems Test Positive for 'Brain-Eating Amoeba'
Two of Louisiana’s water systems have tested positive for Naegleria fowleri, an amoeba known colloquially as the brain-eating amoeba, according to the...
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News Briefs: North Toledo Plant Evacuated After Chlorine Leak
A water treatment plant in North Toledo, Ohio, recently was evacuated and one employee hospitalized due to a chlorine leak.
A hazmat team...
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News Briefs: Portable Wastewater Treatment System Tours Arizona
A wastewater treatment system housed in a semi truck is making its way around Arizona, and it recently made a stop in...
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Unique Partnership Working to Bring Safe, Sustainable Water to 1.5 Million People
Renewable energy and water innovation will play pivotal parts now that ADRA International and Grundfos have joined forces to reach people all...
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University Pilot Plant Converting Treatment Byproducts Into Biodiesel
Scientists from the University of Minnesota are piloting a plant capable of converting wastewater treatment byproducts into biodiesel fuel.While wastewater scum is...
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News Briefs: Public Gets Access to Potable Recycled Wastewater
Direct potable reuse of wastewater will be getting more attention soon in California, as a team of water districts is embarking on...
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Boise's Unique Approach to Phosphorus Removal Gets Industry's Attention
Boise, Idaho, is proving there’s more than one way to skin the phosphorus cat.Facing ever-increasing phosphorus removal requirements, the city could have...
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New York Students Win U.S. Stockholm Junior Water Prize
The Water Environment Federation (WEF) has announced that Rachel Chang and Ryan Thorpe, both of Manhasset, New York, have won the 2017...
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News Briefs: Two Workers Killed in Lift Station in Mississippi
Two workers were killed after being overcome by methane gas in a wastewater lift station in Petal, Mississippi.The city had contracted with...
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Wastewater Equipment Fair Coming to Nashville
After a debut last fall in Milwaukee and a stop earlier this year in Dallas, dates have been set for the third...
Videos
Walking Through California’s Treatment Plant Upgrade of the Year
A major $13 million upgrade earned the City of Oakdale (California) Wastewater Treatment Plant recognition as the Treatment Plant Upgrade of the...
Editorial
For Florida's Water Supply, There's Less Than Meets the Eye
Florida is running out of water — seriously. To understand that, you have to look beneath the surface.Nearly 19 percent of Florida’s...
Editorial
This Nanofiltration Water Treatment Plant Boasts a 96% Recovery Rate
When it opened in 2012, the Dania Beach Nanofiltration Water Treatment Plant was the first LEED Gold-certified water plant in the world....
Editorial
Advanced Sonar Measurement Offers a Sharper Eye on Sludge Levels
Wastewater treatment plants are major energy users, and efficient operation requires a fine balance between biological and hydraulic parameters.Maintaining that balance can...
Editorial
Kenosha Water Utility's Mosaics Aren't Your Average Murals
Nearly 2.5 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline separates the Kenosha water and wastewater treatment plants, but the facilities share a theme: city...














