Leave The Names AloneI do not support the movement to change the titles of wastewater treatment plant operators. The idea behind the...
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Brown-Bagging It
When the Colorado city of Fort Morgan launched a series of Brown Bag Lunches to help residents learn about city departments, Mike...
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Power Marriage
When I talk to longtime clean-water plant managers about staffing, it usually turns out they had more people on their teams 15...
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NACWA, Major U.S. Cities Support Chesapeake Bay Watershed Approach
The National Association of Clean Water Agencies filed a brief April 21 with the U.S Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit...
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News Briefs: Texas Town Creates Emergency Water Reuse Plan
Although water usage in Wichita Falls, Texas, is down by about half compared to last year, conservation efforts are not enough to...
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Weekly News Briefs: State-Set Phosphorus Limits Worry Treatment Plants
Like many municipalities in Wisconsin, the City of Vesper is concerned about costs associated with Environmental Protection Agency-mandated phosphorus limits, which will...
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Worldwide Biogas Market Thriving, Positioned to Grow
Europe has firmly secured its position as a global biogas leader, and the future looks bright for the industry in the United...
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News Briefs: Pulse Flow Brings Life Back to Colorado River Delta
Along the Colorado River Delta, years of drought mixed with high water-supply demands have morphed the once-lush ecosystem into bone-dry cracked earth....
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Weekly News Briefs: Flushable Wipes Campaign Earns Award Nomination
An innovative pilot program designed to educate the public about the proper disposal of baby wipes has been nominated for a 2014...
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The Name Says it All: Readers Debate Job Titles
Since Editor Ted Rulseh first posed the question about industry name changes in the January issue of Treatment Plant Operator, response from...
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The Fire Chief Project: What’s Seattle’s Newest Wedding Destination?
It has LEED platinum green building certification. Room for 260 guests. A full catering kitchen. A dance floor and excellent audio-visual equipment....
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Hackers Test Water Treatment Plant Vulnerabilities
North American drinking water treatment plants are far from secure from hackers intent on breaching control system security, says Kyle Wilhoit, a...
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Inside The Walls
Amid noise and nonstop radio traffic, Mark Riggsby quietly tutors an inmate on the finer points of water testing and treatment.
Such mentoring...
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From The Ground Up
If Caryl Ann Giles and her team act like they’ve grown up with the Spring Hill Water System, it’s because they have.“I...
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Highly Decorated
Excellence is a way of life at Alabama’s Harvest-Monrovia Water & Sewer Authority. The authority’s 10 mgd Burwell Water Treatment Plant and...
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Building A Bridge
Imagine you’re in charge of hiring a new operator for your water plant. Your choice comes down to two applicants. Both have...
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Ounce of Prevention: Tank Inspection 101No one wants to hear about storage tank ruptures or leaks. And preventing these potential catastrophic occurrences is...
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More Water Out
Sludges are a fact of life in water treatment; the key is to handle them efficiently and cost-effectively. A major part of...













