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Virtual Trainings Are Now Available
Having access to content that can expand your knowledge base is as important now as it has ever been, so we are...
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A Water Tower Memorializes an Iconic Story in Children's Literature and Popular Culture
“Come, Dorothy!” cried the Wizard. “Hurry up, or the balloon will fly away.”
That memorable line, one of many from the venerable story...
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Exam Study Guide - July 2020
WASTEWATERBy Rick LallishWhat is the correct way to express the organic loading rate on a trickling filter?A. Pounds of BOD per square foot...
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The Wipes Problem: Are Mechanical Solutions the Ultimate Answer?
The battle over wipes in sewers continues unabated.The National Association of Clean Water Agencies is working with state and regional partners to...
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In Need of a New Generation of Operators, a Midwest Agency Looks to Young People
The Great Lakes Water Authority’s three apprenticeship programs in Michigan are helping to resist the wave of retirements sweeping the industry.The initiative...
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All-in-One Septage Handling
Septage receiving is a valuable service that clean-water plants can offer to rural communities, and it can be a significant source of...
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A Little Sand Means a Lot of Treatment for This Arizona Clean-Water Plant
Surface water is a primary drinking water source for the Arizona Town of Gilbert, which has two water treatment facilities.As the population...
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Aeration Is a Big Expense. See How One Clean-Water Plant Drove the Cost Down at Minimal Cost.
When Jacobs took over operations of the wastewater treatment plant in Trinidad, Colorado, the team quickly found that the aeration system was...
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Quality Staff Begets Quality Performance at Wisconsin Clean-Water Plant
The Racine (Wisconsin) Wastewater Treatment Plant has occupied a 21-acre site on the west shore of Lake Michigan since 1937. Plant leaders...
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Ed Hayner Started Out Just Trying to Make a Living. He Ended Up With a Clean-Water Career and a Life of Service.
Ed Hayner is committed to service.He sees his role as plant manager at the Aquia Wastewater Treatment Plant in Virginia as providing...
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End-to-End Recycling Initiative Is the Pride of Reclamation Facility in Semiarid New Mexico
The Ogallala Aquifer is an essential source of water for America’s breadbasket in the west-central high plains. It is being drawn down...
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Letters - July 2020
The Unsung Heroes
When people take a minute to be thankful during the COVID-19 pandemic, they praise front-line workers who tirelessly keep us...
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Water-Wise Wednesdays, Splash Into Spring: Just Two of This District's Outreach Initiatives
Water-Wise Wednesdays. Succulent Sundays. Splash into Spring.
These are a few of the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District’s outreach programs that won awards...
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New Research Says Perchlorate In Drinking Water Is More Dangerous Than Previously Understood
Vanderbilt researchers have discovered that perchlorate inhibits the uptake of iodide, an essential component of thyroid hormones, in a more pronounced and...
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ClearSpan Offers Financing Special for June
ClearSpan Structures recently unveiled a financing special that will run through the month of June and allows those who qualify to get...
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Study Guide Answer Key
Here are the answers to the June 4, 2020 edition of TPO's Exam Study Guide:
1. What is the most common type of lagoons...
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Exam Study Guide: Lagoon Types; and Rate of Flow Controllers
Entry 243378Welcome back to TPO magazine's Exam Study Guide Series, which offers a pair of water/wastewater study questions with in-depth explanations of the answers. Last time,...
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Fix Your Troublesome Lift Station For Good
There’s never any shortage of claims about pumps that don’t clog — and no end of talk about wet wipes, which as...

















