October 2019 Issue of TPO

Central San’s Michelle Tarantino sees a limitless future for herself and other women in operations and other roles in the clean-water industry

A small-scale wastewater treatment plant is part of an EcoCenter in San Francisco that teaches students and adults about the environment in a wetland setting.

Mindi Dearing brings a marathoner’s drive and dedication to supervising the laboratory at the Beaver Water District in Arkansas.

Eric Osborne helps his utility succeed by selecting the right people and keeping the team trained. He also gives back through association involvement.

Clifford Creeks Jr. quickly developed a passion for wastewater treatment. Now he puts it to work daily and tries to impart it to a new generation.

An award-winning project in Greater Sudbury puts Class A biosolids to work restoring vegetation and wildlife to mine tailings areas.

A Virginia authority conducts a series of storm-event simulations to help prepare its clean-water plant infrastructure for actual high-flow conditions.

Colored LEDs add visual appeal to a Calgary lift station and help the public understand what goes on within the building walls.

The nature and variety of today’s water-quality challenges make the Clean Water Act seem outmoded. NACWA argues it’s time for a fresh approach.

A rare-earth-based coagulant is designed to help clean-water plants achieve ultra-low phosphorus limits at a more affordable cost.

Getting the most from WEFTEC or any industry conference means scheduling time to share what you learned with your colleagues.

People/Awards; Events