January 2017 Issue of TPO

An ambitious urban-rural partnership takes an innovative approach to reduce phosphorus loading to lakes and streams around Wisconsin’s capital.

The sewerage district in Wisconsin’s capital city aims to curtail salt for roads, sidewalks and water softeners to protect drinking water and the environment.

Military veterans and other qualified professionals keep clear reuse water flowing at Florida’s Loxahatchee River District.

Rising star Chris Cox builds an award-winning career at the clean-water plant, managing treatment while leading a team of youthful, high-energy operators.

Plant upgrades and constant vigilance against changing source water conditions help earn a Presidents Award for the team in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

A Clean Water Services facility expanded cogeneration capacity by adding an FOG receiving station to help produce more biogas.

High school students get six weeks of hands-on treatment plant experience in an EPA-funded program conducted in Lowell, Massachusetts.

A flexible epoxy liner restores the deteriorated bottom of a wastewater treatment lagoon at a food manufacturing facility in Georgia.

Community involvement helped a Connecticut water authority create a unique building and a landscape with educational and functional values.

U.S. EPA’s Robert Bastian shares insights from four decades on the forefront of encouraging and regulating beneficial use of biosolids.

New HMI/SCADA software is designed to help plant operators access critical information faster and take the most appropriate actions.

A smooth-walled frac tank from Dragon Products brings an oilfield product to wastewater sector.

The Iowa WEA makes a positive step with special recognition for those who maintain and fix the mechanical equipment that keeps plants running right.

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