October 2018 Issue of TPO

Environmental lab supervisor Wendy Schultz succeeds with people skills, a love of learning and a forward-thinking attitude.

The Houston WaterWorks Water Festival marks 25 years of teaching kids about the importance of water and its protection.

Cost-effective drying technology, staff teamwork, and product quality set AthenaGro fertilizer on a successful path in Athens, Tennessee.

The Chicago suburb of Highland Park takes pride in water conservation and a membrane filtration system that keeps the water supply reliable and safe.

A team in Collier County takes pride in consistent treatment excellence and delivery of 8 mgd of reclaimed water to a growing customer base.

Cool roofs and satellite imaging for water leak detection are among award-winning ‘green’ measures taken in Georgia’s Rockdale County.

After major storms such as hurricanes, water storage tanks should be inspected for breaches and for accumulated sediment on the tank floor.

A pulsed hydraulic mixing system resolves capacity and hydrogen sulfide issues in a wet well and reduces a California agency’s operating costs.

The Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority converts the site of a decommissioned wastewater treatment plant into a park and wildlife preserve.

A Maine community college has launched an associate degree and certificate programs in water and wastewater treatment and technology.

A compressible media filter from SUEZ achieves 5-micron filtration for municipal phosphorus removal and for industrial applications.

You say you’re not selling your facility? In an importance sense, yes you are. So take a few tips from people who hold open houses for a living.

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