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Do you remember your first day on the job? Now that you're the experienced one, how do you introduce a newcomer to wastewater treatment?

This week, we declare war on leaking faucets and toilets everywhere. Find out what some utilities have on the schedule for the annual WaterSense Fix-A-Leak Week.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a decision to designate a portion of the Mahomet Aquifer system as a sole source aquifer. More…

Odor complaints need to be taken seriously. Here, find out what you should consider when it comes to the design specifications of an odor control system.

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Max Silva of Warren Environmental was the lucky winner of $35,000 at the 2015 WWETT Show. The burning question on everyone's mind? What's he going to do with the cash.

The Partnership for Safe Water recognizes Aurora, Illinois with Presidents Award for exceptional water quality.

Without state OSHA plans, many public sector employees — including treatment plant operators — are vulnerable to unsafe working conditions. Is it time for change?

In this week's water and wastewater news, a fire ignites at a Minnesota plant, East Lansing responds to worker lawsuit and Alabama utilities could lose tax exemption.

The reasons are many, from controlling odors to preventing algae growth. Find out why a structurally supported cover makes sense for your plant.

Keeping a tradition of sustainability, a clean-water plant in Lincoln supplies effluent to heat and cool an Innovation Campus at the University of Nebraska.

Nebraska operators reach halfway across the country for a partnership to deliver high-quality online training that helps participants pass licensing exams.

A German-engineered solids-processing technology yields Exceptional Quality biosolids pellets in a smaller footprint and at lower cost than composting.

An east Texas utility district underwrites a spray park that provides heat relief for kids, instills community pride and creates openings to talk about water conservation.

Duyen Tran has come a long way from South Vietnam, to project manager in an Arkansas city, to sustainability director for a major engineering consulting firm

An award-winning Michigan plant succeeds with hard work and strong community ties despite significant wet-weather flow, staff reductions and ongoing construction.