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Projected increases in precipitation due to climate change could cause more dead zones and algae blooms

In this week's water and wastewater news, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation is investigating a discharge of black water into the Niagara River; and Pittsburgh residents may have been misled by health officials

The Environmental Working Group's national Tap Water Database could fuel Americans' concerns about drinking water quality

Damage is likely in the $3 million range for the Lima Wastewater Treatment Plant after a lightning strike knocked power and backup generators offline

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, the FBI is investigating the wastewater treatment division of Terre Haute, Indiana; and the 'flushable' wipes industry is lobbying Congress to reverse a law in D.C.

See what’s going on around the country in this listing of new water and wastewater projects

West Virginia American Water tries a new method for shedding more light on how customers’ water bills turn into infrastructure improvements

Browse the latest products exclusively for the water and wastewater treatment industry

Partnership for Safe Water standards drive everything from operating procedures to equipment specifications at a Phase IV-recognized water treatment plant.

William Grander devotes many hours in his post-employment years to advancing the industry and helping operators hone their skills.

A plant on Lake Michigan's shore uses a mix of innovative technologies to make the most of nutrients and energy carried in wastewater.

Fort Worth’s environmental management system for biosolids provides a roadmap for solving problems and steadily improving processes.

A STEM curriculum and an annual water festival in Tucson have helped deliver messages about the value of water to more than 100,000 students.

Cogeneration and solar power have brought big sustainability gains in Albuquerque — now operators are looking for more advances.

Advanced cooling tower technology helps a Texas utility treat water from a deep geothermal aquifer, reducing temperatures while removing radon and H2S.

A decorative wall, abundant plantings and attractive roofs help a reclamation plant integrate with homes, businesses, parks and a county courthouse.

Biogas from clean-water plants and other sources has potential to become a significant clean and renewable fuel in the nation’s energy portfolio.

Mobile Sensor Management technology makes it easier for operators to keep tabs on process values and keep instruments well maintained and calibrated.