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Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finds water filters were effective at removing lead from drinking water in Benton Harbor, Michigan

Promising technologies for converting wastewater into drinkable water produce a chemical compound that can be toxic, corrosive and malodorous. An analysis of one possible solution reveals ways to optimize it for maximum energy efficiency, pollutant removal and resource recovery.

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

Torrey Pines EchoTherm digital stirring hot plate Torrey Pines Scientific’s new EchoTherm programmable digital stirring hot plate is designed for use…

The oily wastewater produced in industrial oil and gas operations can be especially difficult to treat. CarboNet recently introduced a chemical…

Wrestling heavy equipment or other objects alone from box of a pickup truck is not only hard on employees, it can also be dangerous. For these jobs,…

Vogelsang USA hires Aaron Renick as VP of salesVogelsang USA welcomed Aaron Renick as vice president of sales. Renick, formerly of SEEPEX, will be…

Analytical Instrumentation HORIBA Scientific Aqualog A-TEEM The Aqualog A-TEEM from HORIBA Scientific is a fluorometer that simultaneously scans for…

Clean-water plants have a ready source of renewable fuel. A conference in May offers educational sessions and more on how to put it to use.

A sensor measures phosphate in real time at different water depths, helping water utilities understand conditions in reservoirs and anticipate treatment needs.

The Wisconsin-based Water Council’s Pilot Program looks to help speed promising water technologies from concept to commercialization.

A Suspended Air Flotation process helps the California Department of Corrections conquer an algae problem and produce high-value Title 22 water for farm irrigation.

A New Hampshire recycling company uses a low-temperature drying process to deliver 90% dry Class A biosolids for a variety of beneficial uses.

When a creamery closed and left his town’s clean-water plant short of revenue, Kendall Chamberlain and his team devised an innovative solution.

Whether doing wastewater microscopy or operating a membrane-based reuse system, Andrew Shepherd ensures quality plant performance.

From the humblest of beginnings, Daniel Wurst built a long, successful and award-winning career in the clean-water business.

Mary Jo Ramey stresses building rapport while engaging residents in education on behalf of the Central Marin Sanitation Agency.

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