August 2016 Issue of TPO

The Sterling Water Treatment Plant team made a quick and capable adjustment to reverse osmosis for uranium removal.

An experienced and energetic staff and state-of-the-art systems spell excellence for the water system in Plant City, Florida.

A Texas team avoids a costly plant upgrade for phosphorus removal by working with industrial and commercial customers to reduce their inputs.

Education and training help award-winning superintendent Ed Bonham as he leads the water and wastewater team in Newton, Kansas.

Multiple media and ever-changing approaches help a California sanitary district drive home to customers the problems wipes can cause.

A California treatment plant joins a US Department of Energy program, expands its cogeneration system and makes progress toward net zero energy.

When talking with concerned citizens, empathy and listening carry far more weight than facts and figures.

Receiving septage can be a challenging venture, but with the right equipment and an appropriate fee structure, it can be a valuable source of revenue.

A customer engagement platform helps a Florida community promote water efficiency, encourage conservation and protect vital supplies.

Lagoons at the Marion treatment plant support treatment while offering abundant opportunities for bird-watchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

There are more ways to keep phosphorus out of waterways than adding new processes. Adaptive management and nutrient trading look to limit runoff from upstream sources.

Portable centrifugal pump from Godwin fits multiple wastewater applications.

An easy-to-use, single-process control panel gives users a wide range of options for regulating water and wastewater system operations.

Crises and problems involving water and wastewater have been in the news regularly. Is now the time to engage a bright young person to consider entering a water profession?

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