A former wastewater treatment plant superintendent was awarded a confidential settlement after he sued the city of Maryville, Tennessee, for firing him.
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Industry News: February 2018
AWWA launches redesigned Career CenterThe American Water Works Association announced the launch of its redesigned Career Center. The updated site will better connect...
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New Treatment Tech Eyes Zero Liquid Discharge Market
In 2007, Karen Sorber took a humanitarian trip to Peru where she learned about communities that don’t have access to clean water....
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Study Shows Wetlands Provide Landscape-Scale Reduction in Nitrogen Pollution
A study published recently in the journal Nature Geoscience by National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded researchers offers new insights into the wetlands’ ability to reduce...
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TOC Monitoring of Effluent to Ensure Water Quality
Wastewater effluent is the final product of previous treatment processes, and effluent that meets certain quality standards can be discharged into bodies...
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News Briefs: Montana Ski Town Could Use Wastewater for Snowmaking
In order to avoid discharging effluent to the Gallatin River, the well-known ski town of Big Sky, Montana, is considering a proposal...
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Maple Lodge STW Solves Its Ferric Sulfate Challenge
Maple Lodge Sewage Treatment Works is a large sewage works in Maple Cross, Hertfordshire, northwest of London. Part of Thames Water, the...
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Research Finds Discrepancies Between Satellite and Global Models of Land Water Storage
Research led by The University of Texas at Austin has found that calculations of water storage in many river basins from commonly...
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Overcoming Winter Wastewater Challenges Via Bioaugmentation
As if the many variables of wastewater treatment aren’t enough to keep a treatment plant operator busy from day to day, winter...
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Exam Study Guide: Internal Process Equipment; and Reverse Osmosis Chemicals
Welcome back to TPO magazine's Exam Study Guide Series, which offers a pair of water/wastewater study questions with in-depth explanations of the answers. Last time, we...
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NACWA Calls on Trump to Commit to Clean Water Funding
Adam Krantz, CEO of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA), recently released statement criticizing President Donald Trump’s commitment to funding...
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News Briefs: Water Expert Warned Flint Plant Not to Open in 2014
A water expert from Genesee County, Michigan, testified recently that he warned city officials in 2014 the water treatment plant in Flint...
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Tracking Wastewater's Path to Wells and Groundwater
Although people often “flush it and forget it” when it comes to wastewater, it’s important to track it to ensure it doesn’t...
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3 Common Compliance Errors and How to Avoid Them
In an industry that has such influence over environmental and public health, regulators are a presence. Wastewater treatment plants are required to...
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EPA Plans to Rework Obama-Era Clean Water Regulations
In a recent interview with Reuters, U.S. EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt laid out the agency’s plan to rework Obama-era clean water regulations...
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Hurricane Harvey: Houston Water Continues to Assess Storm’s Full Impact Five Months Later
Five months after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas’ Gulf Coast, the city of Houston is still assessing the storm’s full impact on water...
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News Briefs: Houston Police Seek WWTP Break-In Suspects
The Houston (Texas) Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a trio of suspects who allegedly recorded a video of...
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Project Roundup: Groundbreaking Ceremonies, Construction and More
AlaskaNorth PoleProject: Water utility expansionDetails: Laying 35 miles of new pipeStatus: Design work and bidding is completeCost: $52.1 million
CaliforniaSan FernandoProject: New water...
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Water and Wastewater Educational Listing: February 2018
AlaskaThe Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is offering:Feb. 5-6 — Variable Frequency Drives, AnchorageFeb. 5-9 — Organizational Management for Rural Utilities, AnchorageFeb. 7-9 —...




















