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A rural Michigan treatment plant near Lake Huron attracts an abundance of birds and waterfowl to its settling ponds – along with visitors carrying binoculars.

The JEA biosolids treatment facility uses structured ceramic media to resolve siloxane clogging, cut costs and boost uptime in its emissions treatment process.

A water and sewer district and a school system team up for a presentation to introduce students to job opportunities in the water sector.

A water plant upgrade includes changes friendly to nearby homeowners and earns a significant award for infrastructure sustainability.

Jim Baird devotes much of his free time to improving training programs that help make water and wastewater operators more effective and valuable in their careers.

The Water Environment Federation is working toward the day when certification reciprocity would remove barriers that limit options for operators and utilities.

No one can argue that purifying wastewater isn’t an exact science. It requires the precision metering of fluids, which typically pose unique…

Some say that predictability is boring. However, in the water industry, operators are constantly on the search for any tool that can make their daily…

Wetland complexes in a watershed are very effective at reducing nitrate

The BioTector TOC analyzer helps treatment plants identify contamination or overloads, and optimize and control the treatment process

In this week's water and wastewater news, the ski town of Big Sky, Montana, is considering the use of treated wastewater to make snow for ski areas; and cryptocurrency miners implant malware at a water utility in Europe

Low-maintenance peristaltic metering pumps were the answer to this plant’s chemical dosing problems

Research led by The University of Texas at Austin has found that calculations of water storage in many river basins from commonly used global…

As if the many variables of wastewater treatment aren’t enough to keep a treatment plant operator busy from day to day, winter weather makes the task…

NACWA CEO Adam Krantz released a public statement following the president's State of the Union Address

Maintaining your education is important, especially in a career that demands licensing exams. Prove you’re an expert operator by answering these questions and others from our Exam Study Guide Series.

In this week's water and wastewater news, a Michigan water expert warned the Flint treatment plant not to open in 2014; and officials in Cape Town, South Africa, project 4 million residents will be without tap water by May

Although people often “flush it and forget it” when it comes to wastewater, it’s important to track it to ensure it doesn’t end up in unwanted…