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Sturgeon Spawn Gets Citizens Talking About Clean Water
Sturgeon Spawn Gets Citizens Talking About Clean Water
Editorial
November 10, 2016
An annual Sturgeon Festival in Michigan’s St. Clair County celebrates the fish’s resurgence while teaching people about the importance of clean water.
Exam Study Guide: Activated Sludge General Knowledge
Exam Study Guide: Activated Sludge General Knowledge
Online Exclusives
November 10, 2016
Researchers to Examine Dewaterability Performance and Its Impact on Bio-P, P-Recovery
Online Exclusives
November 10, 2016
The WE&RF is partnering with Bucknell University to study the unintended consequences of enhanced biological phosphorus removal processes on dewaterability properties.
Q&A: How Does Arsenic Affect Our Water Systems?
Blogs
November 09, 2016

Arsenic is highly toxic. Here's the 411 on this common groundwater contaminant.
News Briefs: Worker Dies After Falling Into Wastewater Tank
News Briefs: Worker Dies After Falling Into Wastewater Tank
Online Exclusives
November 08, 2016
In this week's water and wastewater news, a worker dies after becoming trapped in a wastewater treatment tank, the EPA gives Flint a list of demands to address its water issues, a utility in El Paso boosts its safety program, and Gary Hanson is recognized with the George F. Bernauer Award in Wisconsin.
Water and Wastewater Educational Listing: November 2016
Water and Wastewater Educational Listing: November 2016
Online Exclusives
November 08, 2016
Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.
Rural Areas Getting $331 Million Stimulus for Water Infrastructure
Online Exclusives
November 08, 2016
The USDA investment will help fund 85 water and wastewater projects in 39 states.
EPA Awards $3.9 Million to UT for Water Infrastructure Research
Online Exclusives
November 07, 2016
Climate change is creating an urgent need for better stormwater management. The University of Texas is up to the challenge.
How Cincinnati Is Transforming the Water Industry Landscape
How Cincinnati Is Transforming the Water Industry Landscape
Online Exclusives
November 07, 2016
Applicants will be judged on 20 criteria before peer reviewers choose finalists for the 15-week program.
Most Facilities Pay for Electricity — This Treatment Plant Creates Its Own
Most Facilities Pay for Electricity — This Treatment Plant Creates Its Own
Videos
November 04, 2016
The Hayward Water Pollution Control Facility uses solar panels in tandem with a cogeneration system to produce electricity.