January 2016 Issue of TPO

Upgrades and automation keep the process running smoothly and effluent in compliance for the operations team in Eustis, Florida.

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Operators and political leaders team up to win full state funding for badly needed wastewater and drinking water infrastructure upgrades in Tallulah, Louisiana.

The Dyno Dirt program in Denton, Texas, creates high-value compost, soil and mulch products that have generated millions in revenue.

A new water plant, a private partner and a devoted staff help a New Jersey township deliver exceptional water and earn industry recognition.

A Colorado community turns biogas into compressed natural gas for vehicles and generates significant savings on gasoline and diesel fuel.

The Jones Island Water Reclamation Facility has logged more than 20,000 visitors as part of Historic Milwaukee’s Doors Open program.

Greeley treatment plant uses smart budget planning to replace aging equipment and drive down energy costs by 37 percent.

A Manitoba town teamed with Ducks Unlimited on an innovative approach that turned an obsolete lagoon treatment system into a community asset.

When should water agencies invest in professional communications services? What level of such spending is appropriate? A NACWA committee aims to set guidelines.

A mobile research center provides an on-site laboratory for devising optimum biological treatments for odorous organics in treatment air streams.

The 2016 WWETT Show promises learning opportunities and innovative equipment to help enhance your own and your facility’s performance.

Sewage overflows are bad for the nation’s water resources. Public agencies need to invest in their prevention. And yet ...

Skid-mounted belt press helps municipalities and industries dewater materials efficiently and keep hauling and handling costs in check.

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