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Climate Study Uncovers Bad News for Water Quality
Increased precipitation from a changing climate could pollute U.S. waterways with excess nitrogen, increasing the likelihood of severe water quality impairment from...
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News Briefs: Human Error Causes Black Discharge in Niagara River
Some photos and videos recently surfaced online showing a large pool of dark black water in the Niagara River near Niagara Falls,...
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What Does the National Tap Water Database Mean for Operators?
By now, most water utility operators have likely heard that the Environmental Working Group (EWG) has released its national Tap Water Database,...
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Ohio Plant Floods After Lightning Hits Switchgear
Although water/wastewater treatment facilities take great care to safeguard against storms and power outages, a recent lightning strike in Lima, Ohio, proves...
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Exam Study Guide: Power Outage Procedure; and Ion Exchange Softening
Welcome back to TPO magazine's Exam Study Guide Series, which offers a pair of water/wastewater study questions each week with in-depth explanations of the answers....
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News Briefs: FBI Investigating Indiana Treatment Plant
The wastewater treatment division of Terre Haute, Indiana, got a recent visit from FBI agents, who displayed a search warrant and took...
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July 2017 Project Roundup: Groundbreaking Ceremonies, Construction and More
Arizona
Willcox
Project: New wastewater treatment plant
Details: Improves service for 1,000-plus residents
Status: Groundbreaking held
Cost: $14.86 millionFlorida
Pinellas
Project: New water treatment plant
Details: Supplies 55 mgd to...
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Convincing Consumers to Dedicate Dollars to Infrastructure
The adage “out of sight, out of mind” is a particularly common one in the water and wastewater industry. It’s often made...
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Product News: July 2017
De Nora OMNIPURE Series 64 marine sewage treatment system
The OMNIPURE Series 64 marine sewage treatment system from De Nora is compliant with...
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Making Excellence Your Plant's Standard Mode of Operation
Achieving Phase IV in the AWWA’s Partnership for Safe Water is a big deal. But at Carlisle Borough, operating the water treatment...
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Instead of Retiring, This Former Operator is Mentoring Young Professionals
When William Grandner took a temporary position at a New York City wastewater treatment plant in 1979, he wasn’t sure he would...
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Robust New System Turns Around a Wisconsin City's Treatment Process
Driven by a passion for innovation, the Kenosha Wastewater Treatment Plant team has converted a messy, inefficient biosolids process into a state-of-the-art...
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Finding the Solution to a Biosolids Odor Problem
The Fort Worth (Texas) biosolids land application program ran smoothly for more than 15 years. Then along came an odor problem that...
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Turning Students Into Water Stewards
Water is precious in southern Arizona. That’s why the leaders of Tucson Water have invested in water and wastewater education aimed at...
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Albuquerque Plant Works on Planning Its Next Chapter
As the Southside Water Reclamation Plant taps biogas and solar resources, operators are looking for ways to make it even more sustainable.The...
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In Hot Water: Radon and H2S Complicates Treatment for Texas Community
Not all the water in aquifers is cold. In geothermal regions, water emerges from deep wells at temperatures that can exceed 100...
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See How This WWTP Hides in Its City Surroundings
It’s not easy to hide a wastewater treatment plant in the middle of a city. Just ask Dave Peters, assistant director of...
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U.S. Biogas Production Lags Behind Europe, Says ABC Director
Biogas-to-energy systems are common at clean-water plants, but not nearly as prevalent as they could be.That’s the assessment of Patrick Serfass, executive...























