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In this week's water and wastewater news, a contract worker is rescued after a scary fall, a public works director resigns amidst controversy, and the EPA awards a water-quality research grant

CURFLO, a manufacturer of high-performance fluid processing pumps, parts and components has moved into a new facility in Houston, Texas, which will…

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 study and…

Water Works Museum named 2015 Outstanding Education/Exhibit for history.

In this week's water and wastewater news, a storm damages a plant's electrical system, and groups sue over lead levels in Flint, Michigan, drinking water.

GTI’s patented retractable structurally supported covers consist of a high-strength, retractable sheet of coated fabric tensioned across a…

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People/AwardsDavid Mutombo joined Hatch Mott MacDonald’s Water and Wastewater Practices consulting engineering firm in the company’s office in…

A slow-rotating drum in a horizontal biosolids dewatering system promises consistent, high-quality results.

Truly flushable materials? Better product labeling? Screens and grinders at treatment plants? All fine, but the real answer for wipes in sewers lies in education.

Oxelia technology from Xylem combines ozone for oxidation with biological media filtration to rid water of difficult-to-treat organic compounds.

An industrial pretreatment coordinator became an advocate of outright bans on microbeads in personal care products.

A standby power system isn’t worth much if you can’t count on it to deliver when needed. Here are some ideas for setting up a system that’s always ready to run reliably.

A treatment plant expansion and upgrade includes a constructed wetland that doubles as a community nature study resource.

Turbo blowers with variable-frequency drives help a small Iowa plant save on electricity while resolving intermittent odor issues.

The American Public Works Association announces its selection of professionals for the 2015-16 Emerging Leaders Academy program.

A wet waste separator helps a Maryland county utilities division process debris from lift station wet wells into material suitable for landfill.

In a pilot project, biogas feeds a fuel cell that powers a Microsoft modular data plant and provides electricity and heat for a water reclamation facility.

Chris French will expand programming and help establish the newly launched WEF Stormwater Institute