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Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the USDA is investing $307 million to modernize rural drinking water and wastewater infrastructure

Annual award honors remarkable projects featuring Sherwin-Williams protective and marine coatings

Advanced metering infrastructure technology operates without water meter replacement and uses existing cellular network communication.

SEEPEX announces staff changes SEEPEX announced several staff changes. The company welcomed Ben Wells to the sales team as territory manager. Wells…

DeZURIK Eccentric Plug Valves In thousands of installations worldwide, DeZURIK Eccentric Plug Valves have a proven record of long-term reliability.…

Program offers instant wastewater tests via smartphone Staying on top of effluent quality is one of the most important duties of a wastewater…

People/Awards The Henry County Water Authority earned four awards for operations and programming from the Georgia Association of Water Professionals:…

WASTEWATER By Rick Lallish (This is a corrected version of the question that appeared in this space in last month’s edition.) The MPN method for…

Municipality upgrades to decanter centrifuge with greased bearings Problem A southern wastewater treatment plant needed to upgrade its 25-year-old…

Aftermarket Parts/Service Patterson davit crane Patterson davit cranes are manufactured with a low maintenance, easy-to-assemble design. They are…

The management of biosolids and other wastewater solids costs billions of dollars per year in the United States. The clean-water profession should…

Charleston Water hopes a settlement with Kimberly-Clark will mark a turning point on wipes flushability and more effective labeling of wipes products.

A new microbial technology proves effective in a lagoon cleaning trial and finds a long-term role in collection system and lagoon maintenance.

A North Texas water utility addresses the retirement wave and operator shortage with an award-winning training program.

A series of incremental efficiency improvements add up to substantial savings for a clean-water plant in northeastern Illinois.

A Kentucky water district handles everyday operations and frequent plant upgrades through common-sense approaches and staff ingenuity.

The Coeur d’Alene clean-water plant is both an excellent protector of the waters and an inspiration for the community’s high school students

John Perry’s varied experience yields an abundance of material for developing courses that help operators advance their knowledge.

Using clever characters and hands-on activities, a California sanitary district wins national award for program for grades K-2.

In the article 6 Ways to Transition from Expense to Revenue, HUBER Technologies explored revenue generating strategies for an optimized WRRF. On the…