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Hands-on activities teach Maine middle school students about the water cycle, runoff prevention and watershed preservation.

A dedicated and well-equipped staff keeps the Kimmswick Wastewater Treatment Facility running smoothly and looking sharp.

Ken Burgener shares his love of science and the clean-water profession with students who represent the next generation of operators and lab technicians.

The Jumping Brook Water Treatment Plant used tube settlers to drive down turbidity and earn a 15-year Directors Award from the Partnership for Safe Water.

Safe practices are built right into work procedures and team members’ attitudes at the Glenbard Wastewater Authority.

The wastewater treatment plant in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole takes progressive steps to fit in with its environmentally sensitive surroundings.

Falling costs and greater simplicity in vibration monitoring systems enable plant operators to do predictive maintenance on high-value and basic equipment.

The largest clean-water plant in Anchorage makes the switch from chlorine gas disinfection to sodium hypochlorite generated on site.

A constructed grassland on a water plant site that was once a farm is now home to abundant native plants and a rich variety of wildlife.

The newly formed Water Environment & Reuse Foundation sets research priorities that focus on a more integrated approach to water management.

Hydro MicroScreen technology combines fine screening and primary treatment, helping plants save space and enhance efficiency.

If you want the treatment plant team to have ‘firefighter status,’ then it helps to make the plant look just as good as the firehouse.

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Water system operators are constantly on the lookout for ways to add efficiency and reduce overall footprint. The PowerPact B thermal-magnetic-type…

Increasingly strict federal and state reporting requirements have created a need for water and wastewater plant operators to easily and accurately…

Enhanced settling and compaction, combined with minimal sludge disturbance and low retention time, significantly reduce the potential for denitrification and phosphorus release

A new study has determined sewer workers could be at risk for Ebola inhalation