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What is the process of bacteria integrating more phosphorus than needed for growth?
The answer to the question is B, luxury uptake. Luxury...
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News About Kurita America, Automation24 and Aqua-Aerobic Systems
SSPMA scholarship application open for 2025/2026 programThe Sump and Sewage Pump Manufacturers Association announced the opening of its 2025/2026 SSPMA Scholarship Program....
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Product Spotlight: Water - Plastic panels provide quick, sustainable infrastructure solutions
It has become necessary to use not only lightweight, but also sustainable and ecological materials in new construction applications. Paneltim plastic panels...
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Product News - April 2025
OZ Lifting Products facility maintenance system
The facility maintenance system by OZ Lifting Products is a versatile, customizable material handling system designed to...
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Industry News - April 2025
Aqua-Aerobic announces key leadership changes
In December, Peter Baumann, president and CEO of Aqua-Aerobic, stepped away from his leadership role after 27 years with...
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Case Studies: Instrumentation
Wastewater plant uses noncontact flow sensors to reduce operational costs
Problem: The 33 mgd San Bernardino (California) Water Reclamation Plant serves regional cities using mostly...
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Product Focus: Leak Detection/Repair, Instrumentation and Lab Equipment
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Orenco Systems OLS Control Panels
OLS Control Panels from Orenco Systems are designed and built for an array of municipal pumping applications including wastewater...
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Stormwater: Looking Beyond and Recognizing Innovators
A top attraction for the kids in my old neighborhood was a storm sewer that ran one block down 42nd Street and...
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Enhancing Treatment With a Better Microbial Army
Microbes do the real work of wastewater treatment. The right microbes can do the job with optimal efficiency and effectiveness.
That’s the idea...
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New Technology Means New Life for a Treatment Lagoon System
The aging wastewater lagoon aerator system in the Michigan village of Lakeview was losing effectiveness and needed replacing.
The village’s simple three-lagoon system...
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Using the Sun While Blocking the Sun: A Unique Twist on Sustainability
Saving and producing energy in Pendleton’s wastewater treatment process has been successful for a long time.
But Kyle Willman, lead plant operator and...
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Seeking Better Lives for the Women Who Bring the Water
Women and girls in some remote communities walk an average of nearly four miles per day to get clean water for their...
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At Billings, Not Trial and Error; Trial and Success
It’s three in the morning — low-flow time.
You’re at the Billings Wastewater Reclamation Facility, a 40 mgd (design) plant undergoing a major...
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Learning and Licensing Are Keys to This Operator’s Success
Life happened pretty fast for Scott Hersey in 1990. He graduated from a high school military academy and the next year got...
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This Lab Analyst Rises While Helping Elevate Others
Candice Kucera has learned a lot about water and wastewater treatment in just four years with the city of Cedar Rapids. Now...
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Breaking Bad Habits to Enhance Sewer Performance
Inland Empire Utilities Agency saw an increase in sewer system debris during the COVID pandemic.
Residents flushed napkins, wipes, tissues, paper towels and...




















