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In this week's water and wastewater news, a Maryland utility files a lawsuit alleging companies are conspiring to fix the price of aluminum sulfate; and a water board member says the Niagara Falls wastewater plant is facing serious issues

The biottta fixed-bed dual-stage treatment system for groundwater was a focus of the AdEdge Water Technologies booth at WEFTEC.The biottta…

SEEPEX Inc. recently introduced its BRAVO chemical metering systems, highlighted at the SEEPEX exhibit at WEFTEC. The plug-and-play, pre-engineered…

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

Deragger offered its DERAGGER+ low-voltage electronic pump management system at WEFTEC. The technology monitors pumps to identify and eliminate…

Reduce odors and see significantly drier press cake

Veolia Water Technologies presented its Aquavista digital service platform for water and wastewater facilities at WEFTEC. The technology is…

At its WEFTEC exhibit, Nidec Corp. presented the FORECYTE stand-alone remote monitoring platform, which that uses battery powered wireless sensors…

In an otherwise fine article about recycling in San Francisco, writer Kristin Hanes makes one (in my opinion) mistake. Or rather, one of her…

Virginia celebrates June 30 as Drinking Water and Wastewater Professionals Appreciation Day as declared by the state General Assembly.

Jody Flannery’s dedication and insistence on perfect procedure have helped her community earn Laboratory of the Year recognition.

Tim Mills rarely strays far from his small community’s clean-water plant. Maybe that’s why it runs so well and produces such high-quality effluent.

Randy Randall and his operations team rely on data to pump water efficiently and take full advantage of the local utility rate structure.

Earl Stewman leads a crew keeping some of Alaska’s fire hydrants in working order, battling the elements to maintain public safety, and building an award-winning career.

The Santa Cruz, California, plant team achieves big energy savings with high-efficiency lighting retrofits and intelligent electric power management.

Specifying coatings for water facilities can be tricky. Consultation with coatings experts can lead to selection of a product that protects effectively and extends service life.

Reliable measurement methods allow treatment plants to respond faster to quality issues and schedule maintenance before issues arise

A sequencing batch reactor plant in a rural Tennessee county provides an operator-friendly process that yields quality effluent and saves energy.

Ponds and man-made wetlands at an Indian River County Utilities treatment plant provide a major attraction for birders and wildlife watchers.

The Dixie Drain project in Idaho is an example of innovative approaches to reducing phosphorus loadings on streams at affordable cost.