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Can Public Education Keep Wipes Out of Sewers? Here's Proof Positive.
Can Public Education Keep Wipes Out of Sewers? Here's Proof Positive.
Blogs
October 02, 2014
WEFTEC “It’s a Toilet, Not a Trash Can” panel explores remedies for non-dispersibles.
EPA Awards $569 Million to Hurricane Sandy States
Online Exclusives
October 02, 2014
New York and New Jersey will receive millions in financial aid from the EPA. The goal? Resiliency for wastewater treatment and drinking water systems.
Wooden Pipe: A Trip Down Underground Memory Lane
Wooden Pipe: A Trip Down Underground Memory Lane
Blogs
October 01, 2014
Wood piping systems, displayed at WEFTEC 2014, once dominated potable water infrastructure.
Local Government Advisory Committee Discusses Water Rule
Online Exclusives
September 30, 2014
Should Microcystin be Micromanaged?
Should Microcystin be Micromanaged?
Online Exclusives
September 29, 2014
Many water operators are struggling with microcystin. How should it be treated? How will the EPA manage it? And better yet — what can be done to prevent microcystin contamination in the first place?
USGS Study Finds Pharmaceuticals in Groundwater
Online Exclusives
September 23, 2014
According to a recent study of an effluent-dominated creek, contaminants from treated municipal wastewater can leak into shallow groundwater.
News Briefs: Can Viruses Eliminate Bacterial Settling?
News Briefs: Can Viruses Eliminate Bacterial Settling?
Online Exclusives
September 23, 2014
In this week's news, research projects examine the use of bacteriophages in biological treatment. Also, Flagstaff, Ariz., begins researching antibiotic-resistant bacteria and how it can be removed from effluent.
Worth Noting - October 2014
Editorial
September 17, 2014
People/Awards; Education; Calendar
Tanks, Structures And Components
Tanks, Structures And Components
Editorial
September 17, 2014
News Briefs: Defective Drilling Wells Contaminate Drinking Water
News Briefs: Defective Drilling Wells Contaminate Drinking Water
Online Exclusives
September 16, 2014
In this week's news, researchers identify the source of aquifer contamination, a New Jersey wastewater treatment plant receives FEMA funds and an innovative drip-irrigation project nears completion.
Utah Plant Workers Compete To Keep Buildings And Grounds Looking Sharp
Utah Plant Workers Compete To Keep Buildings And Grounds Looking Sharp
Editorial
September 16, 2014
A friendly competition among team of plant workers keeps the Orem treatment facility clean and looking sharp for visitors.
Efficient Pumps And VFDs Bring Fast Payback On A Rhode Island Plant Upgrade
Efficient Pumps And VFDs Bring Fast Payback On A Rhode Island Plant Upgrade
Editorial
September 16, 2014
A Rhode Island town expects payback of 3 1/2 years on an extensive project to upgrade inefficient pumps and install variable-frequency drives.
Iowa Plant Superintendent Kam Reeves Leads By Coaching And Example
Iowa Plant Superintendent Kam Reeves Leads By Coaching And Example
Editorial
September 16, 2014
Kam Reeves applies education, coaching and lead-by-example principles to his superintendent’s job at the Ottumwa Water Pollution Control Facility.
Why is WWETT the Industry’s Best Trade Show?
Why is WWETT the Industry’s Best Trade Show?
Videos
September 16, 2014

Stop wasting time shopping around for new equipment. Grab your shopping list and head to the industry’s best trade show. More than 500 vendors will be waiting to answer all your questions at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show.
Dr. Oz Vows to Stop Flushing Wipes
Dr. Oz Vows to Stop Flushing Wipes
Blogs
September 11, 2014
Once a proponent of flushable wipes, Dr. Oz has a change of heart after touring a wastewater treatment plant.
Capitol Hill Hosts Water Infrastructure Summit
Blogs
September 10, 2014
On Sept. 10, the water industry descended on Washington, D.C. The message? Water infrastructure means big job growth.
$8 Million Awarded to Drinking Water Innovation Centers
Online Exclusives
September 10, 2014
News Briefs: Could Saltwater Power a Treatment Plant?
News Briefs: Could Saltwater Power a Treatment Plant?
Online Exclusives
September 09, 2014
In this week's news, a research team investigates the power of saltwater, California wineries seek help with wastewater woes and California residents crack down on water wasters.
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Targets Algal Blooms
Online Exclusives
September 04, 2014
Harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie are a threat for drinking water. The EPA announces increased funding to attack the problem.
Join the #WaterWorks Thunderclap
Join the #WaterWorks Thunderclap
Blogs
September 04, 2014
On Sept. 10, water and wastewater professionals will speak up for water infrastructure. Here’s how you can help.