April 2026 Issue of TPO

An innovative dewatering and drying process at Bellows Falls is drawing attention from around New England and elsewhere

Which one should you follow to reach the optimum life and career satisfaction? Or can they be one and the same?

Secondary containment vessels for chlorine gas enhance community safety and help with risk management plan audits and management

A New Jersey authority turns to biogas-fueled CHP for sustainable biosolids management and resiliency for the community and region

Civil engineer Meghan Drew enjoys listening to operators and choosing equipment and designs that make their work days easier

Two companies combine to offer a circular process for removing PFAS from drinking water, industrial waste streams and more

Military veterans have the skills and temperament for clean-water and drinking water careers. A New England initiative looks to bring them into the field.

Raleigh students’ artworks help educate and engage the public on stormwater runoff and other water-quality issues

Modern technologies and sharp operators help a 1950 vintage California clean-water plant produce quality effluent and win recognition

In water treatment, Hank Trent found a career that seemed made especially for him. He embraced it, built his skills and moved steadily up the ranks.