January 2019 Issue of TPO

A plant in western Kentucky finds creative ways to deal with the challenges of an aging workforce and excess treatment capacity.

A unique learning experience takes Springfield fifth graders out of the classroom and into the wastewater treatment plant.

Orren West and his Denver Metro team experienced the joys and stresses of starting up a brand-new wastewater treatment facility.

The award-winning Mahomet Wastewater Treatment Plant packs a lot of treatment capacity and quality into a severely confined footprint.

The Waynesboro Wastewater Treatment Plant delivers quality effluent with new equipment, a sound maintenance program and a devoted staff.

A central Illinois village proves that a water or wastewater plant solar energy project doesn’t have to be big to be economically viable.

An innovative high-velocity pipe cleaning system saves millions of dollars for a small water treatment plant on Lake Michigan.

A kinetic sculpture at a King County treatment plant is designed in all aspects to represent water and its movements.

A new series of books from the Water Environment Federation gives operators a comprehensive, up-to-date and learner-friendly presentation of wastewater treatment processes.

An online monitoring system helps operators closely regulate color in municipal and industrial applications.

My grandson Tucker is 6 years old. He asked me to take him to the “water wasting treatment plant.” How could I say no?

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