Illinois American Water’s Mobile Education Center visits schools and educates students about water treatment and the water cycle
The facility could lead to one of largest recycling plants in the nation, making water supplies more resilient
Maintenance and operation costs factored heavily in this sewer district’s decision to install a screw press
A demo unveiled new information about the solids the plant receives and an upgrade enables San Antonio Water System to meet the challenge
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After researchers find antibiotic resistant genes in California groundwater samples, a question emerges about potable reuse processes
See how water treatment professionals are fighting 'toilet-to-tap' branding and making progress in public acceptance of direct potable reuse
A new cloth disc media filter technology is designed to produce high-quality effluent from peak wet-weather flows and can double as a tertiary filter.
With the world watching, El Paso, Texas, continues its work on an innovative direct potable reuse plant that could serve as a blueprint for other cities looking to diversify water portfolios
Pamela Rose of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, retires after serving 24 years as a water treatment plant operator
