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Editorial Theater Troupes Set Stage for California Drought Discussion

In the shadow of the iconic Hollywood sign, the newest soldiers in the battle against drought in Southern California are not those...

January 19, 2016

Editorial Illinois Water Plant Consistently Brings Home Awards

It just keeps getting better.That’s the watchword at the Pontiac (Illinois) Water Treatment Plant after it received a Director’s Award of Recognition...

January 19, 2016

Editorial The Decision Maker: How La Plata Plant Became an Award-Winner

Heavy runoff caused sanitary sewer overflows in the Town of La Plata, Maryland. At the La Plata Wastewater Reclamation Facility, high influxes...

January 19, 2016

Editorial Get the Scoop on Low-Temperature Thermal Hydrolysis

Sometimes clean-water plants don’t care to be the first in their area to install a new technology. That’s not the case in...

January 19, 2016

Online Exclusives A Toilet Is Not a Trashcan, Says NACWA

Cynthia Finley grew up with a septic system, so she learned as a child what not to put down a toilet. However, she...

January 19, 2016

Editorial Building on Innovation: Louisville Water Earns 2 Phase IV Awards

Louisville Water is the largest and oldest water company in Kentucky and has a 156-year history of innovation.Its research led to the development...

January 19, 2016

Editorial Sustainable Plant Reuses Lagoon To Reduce Footprint

A clean-water plant upgrade in Ontario is setting a new standard for sustainable design and construction. With modularity and a focus on...

January 19, 2016

Editorial How Transitioning to Class A-Biosolids Saves Money

Cost-effective handling of biosolids is essential to clean-water plants’ economic and environmental performance.The Immokalee Water and Sewer District in Florida faced a...

January 18, 2016

Editorial Providing Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat

Some people in Ventura thought the three wastewater discharge ponds near the city’s wastewater treatment plant might go away in 2009 when...

January 18, 2016

Editorial The Benefit of Year-Round Operator Training Programs

For more than two decades, the Union Sanitary District has been winning regional and national awards for its management and operational excellence....

January 18, 2016

Editorial Q&A: Kansas Municipal Utilities Talks About $3.2 Million Training Center

Training is always important in the water professions, but especially when the supply of qualified operators looks to be drying up.Facing a...

January 18, 2016

Editorial Get the 411 on Endress+Hauser's Orthophosphate Analyzer

Many analytical instruments rely on reagents, which become a major component of the instruments’ lifetime operating costs.For manufacturers developing new instruments, an...

January 18, 2016

Editorial Country Star Jerrod Niemann To Headline WWETT Show

It doesn’t matter if you’re a country music fan. Jerrod Niemann will pull you in when he hits the stage at the...

January 18, 2016

Editorial When Did Resource Frugality Become Un-American?

While in college working for peanuts in the cafeteria dish room, I heard two opposite and striking attitudes toward food waste.One student...

January 18, 2016

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Editorial Worth Noting - February 2016

People/AwardsJoyce Ruocco, a clerk in the Wastewater Division of the Department of Public Works, was named October Employee of the Month in...

January 18, 2016

Editorial Biosolids Management and Headworks

Mixing system leads to significant energy savingsProblem: The Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Metropolitan Sewerage District needed to reduce the mixing energy in the anaerobic...

January 15, 2016