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Susan Butts parlayed a variety of work experiences and a powerful work ethic into a rewarding career as water treatment plant supervisor in Augusta, Ky.

A small New Hampshire plant controls infiltration, maintains and replaces aging equipment and wins regional excellence award with help from a supportive town.

The utility in Wisconsin’s capital city uses a Water Wagon to take its message about tap water quality to people at a wide variety of venues.

Funding for the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act moves forward.

Public involvement in big decisions is nothing to fear. In fact, it typically leads to better decisions, better projects and better outcomes.

Flowrox, a global leader in heavy-duty industrial valve manufacturing and services, introduced a slurry knife gate product designed to enhance…

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…

In this week's news, Gatlinburg, Tenn., is removed from a wrongful death lawsuit, a new filtration technology could reduce expenses and a worker is rescued from an Arizona plant.

Interested in learning more about wastewater and communicable disease — including Ebola? Register today for a free program at this year's WWETT show.

Xylem, a leading global water technology company, was awarded the 2014 WateReuse Equipment Manufacturer of the Year award by the WateReuse…

A naming contest asks Mechanicsburg, Pa., residents to put on their thinking caps and drum up a catchy moniker for Class A biosolids.

The Water Environment Research Foundation is launching its third project under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency funded National Research…

Do you go weak in the knees when encountering a math question? Rid yourself of those mental blocks with these five tips for mastering wastewater math exam questions.

In this week's news, an odor complaint yields a lot of corn, Colorado plans water reuse projects and a data center tests the limits of biogas.

The Senate Environment and Public Works Water and Wildlife Subcommittee held a hearing on Tuesday, Dec. 2, to discuss the innovative advances being…

In the United States, we use 355 billion gallons of water every day. What other interesting tidbits does a USGS survey reveal? Take a look.

It’s not every day a movie star shows up at your wastewater treatment plant. But in Austin, where the film industry is growing, it’s just part of another workday.

Clearford Water Systems Inc., based in Ottawa, Ontario, has purchased a 91 percent interest in UV Pure. The transaction is expected to close on or…

What do you get when you combine wastewater and food waste? In the United Kingdom, the answer is: "fuel for the Bio-Bus, the nation's first biomethane-powered public transportation."