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Online Exclusives 16 Top Public Works Professionals Selected for Emerging Leaders Academy Program

The American Public Works Association has announced its selection of 16 public works professionals from a large group of applicants for the 2015-16 APWA Emerging...

November 16, 2015

Editorial Where Wipes Dominate, a Wet Waste Separator Can Help

In Maryland’s Anne Arundel County, the proliferation of wipes in the sewers has created a problem beyond the clogging of pumps: disposal...

November 16, 2015

Editorial This is the Microsoft Plant That’s Run by a Fuel Cell That’s Powered by Biogas

The Dry Creek Water Reclamation Facility has an unusual new neighbor.A $112 million Microsoft modular data plant, almost the size of a...

November 16, 2015

Online Exclusives WEF Announces Director of Stormwater Programs

The Water Environment Federation is pleased to announce that Chris French has joined the organization as director of Stormwater Programs. French will use...

November 16, 2015

Editorial How Treatment Plants Can Become Power Plants

Wastewater officials talk more and more about turning publicly owned treatment works into publicly owned power plants. They should take a lesson from...

November 16, 2015

Editorial Creating the Dairy Farm/Biosolids Relationship

When James Jutras gets together with dairy farmer Lorenzo Whitcomb, it’s a lot like a team meeting. The two have worked closely...

November 16, 2015

Editorial Water Legacy: Lynn Campbell Carries on Family Tradition

“Water runs through my blood,” says Lynn Campbell.“And it probably ran through the blood of my ancestors.”That’s not an overstatement. Campbell’s grandfather,...

November 16, 2015

Editorial Geneseo Top Operator Embraces Small Town Experience

Steve McTarnaghan learned valuable skills at 16 while working for his father in the excavation business. His grandfather and father-in-law were also...

November 16, 2015

Online Exclusives Q&A: What's the Deal With Wastewater Odor?

Q: What makes wastewater treatment plants stink?A: Any wastewater treatment process has the potential to generate and release nuisance odors to the...

November 16, 2015

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Online Exclusives Somber Day: Deer Island Staff Remembers 'Baby Doe'

About 1,150 employees work for the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority in Boston. Despite the organization’s size, it is very much like a...

November 16, 2015

Editorial Rain to Drain Program Tells the Tale of Water

Most of us don’t think about water much when we use it. We turn on the faucet and clean water is right...

November 16, 2015

Editorial Energy Management and Sustainability

Plant uses microturbines to generate heat and powerProblem: When energy bills at the York (Pennsylvania) Wastewater Treatment Plant topped $63,000 per month...

November 12, 2015

Editorial Portable Crane Rolls Through Doorways, Lifts Up To 2,400 Pounds

The portable crane from EzRig Crane is designed to lift heavy loads from unique positions and hard-to-get-at locations. It has a push-button...

November 12, 2015

Editorial Submersible Pumps Designed For Large Flows and Unscreened Sewage, Including Wipes

The submersible line (SL) of wastewater pumps from Grundfos Pumps are designed to handle raw, unscreened sewage, effluent, large volumes of surface...

November 12, 2015