March 2021 Issue of TPO

While succeeding in her water career, Brianna Huber looks to help expand opportunities for women professionals domestically and worldwide.

Intense political differences tend to keep people apart – at work, at home, and in communities. What’s the key to easing tension and opening dialog?

Aspirating aerators are designed to provide an easy-to-install and efficient solution for secondary wastewater treatment processes.

Transformative technology for water treatment plants can often be deployed quickly, affordably, and without major process disruption.

A contract operations company offers a simplified handbook to help clean-water plant teams use microscopy to diagnose treatment issues.

Mixers enable operators at a northern Montana clean-water plant to achieve nutrient removal in a facility not designed for that purpose.

Utility team members in a Georgia community explore streams to assess water quality and to look for pipe defects that could create problems.

The clean-water plant in Tullahoma runs like clockwork, quietly and efficiently meeting its permit, even when operators are not on duty.

Jeff Pearson helps keep the Hawaiian island of Maui supplied with water from a mixture of surface and underground sources.

Water Rocks! at Iowa State University teaches educators and K-12 students about water as an integral part of our ecosystem.