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Geomembrane Technologies offers a new solution for retractable structurally supported covers: a clear-span guardrail designed to provide added safety to plant operations.

We believe this is an important moment for America to commit to a future where everyone can count on reliable and safe water.

In this week's water and wastewater news, Flint's first copper pipe goes in the ground, flushables get the thumbs-down in Minnesota, and an Indiana school reacts to high lead levels.

Scott D. Grayson has been named executive director of the American Public Works Association and Canadian Public Works Association. Selected by the…

Lawsuits filed against the City of Flint, Michigan, and the City of Chicago could have a broad, long-term impact on the U.S. water sector, Fitch…

When faced with a licensing exam, don't struggle with test anxiety! Use the question below and others from our Exam Study Guide series to properly…

Andy Fish, retired engineer of the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation, was recently honored with a 2015 Regional Lifetime Achievement…

Two St. Louis plants took a beating during a 500-year flood event in December 2015. Learn about the recovery process and what plant staff learned from the event.

Ribbex UK Ltd. — a commercial recycling and waste management company in the UK — has invested in the G:MAX, a grit-removal solution from CDEnviro.…

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

Minnesota treatment plant superintendent has been keeping National Weather Service data for 45 years

The Hydraulic Institute recognized and honored Patrick Hogg, vertical and variable speed motor product manager for Nidec Motor Corporation, as HI’s…

Not a big fan of surprise audits? Here's how you can take the stress out of those unexpected visits from governing agencies. It's just a matter of staying organized.

Here's a quick roundup of this month's industry news. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more.

Angry residents say they were not alerted in a timely fashion when water tank was drained.

In this week's water and wastewater news, a Spanish civil servant is fined for skipping work, a new facility treats desalination wastewater and legislation could aid states with drinking water problems.

A new agreement sets phosphorus reduction targets at 40 percent for affected areas of Lake Erie.

In light of the water-quality debacle in Flint, Michigan, utilities around the country are asking, "What's the best way to handle lead?"

The displays have been packed away and the attendees have made their journey home. The 2016 WWETT Show is over, and it was a good one.