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An effort to collect on unpaid water bills throws the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department into the international spotlight.

The EPA announces the addition of secondary treatment at a superfund site to target 1,4-dioxane.

The City of Tulare wanted to harness biogas at its wastewater treatment plant. The solution came in the form of a floating gas collection cover.

Finding the correct building is easy in Yellow Springs, thanks to an innovative idea from plant manager Joe Bates.

People/AwardsThe Big Coppitt Regional Water Reclamation Facility received the 2013 Domestic Wastewater Plant Operations Excellence Award from…

The FlexiFloat self-deploying segmented float from Aqua-Aerobic Systems is designed to replace the conventional float on an Aqua-Jet surface…

The ultraviolet low-pressure (UVLW), closed-vessel treatment system from Engineered Treatment Systems (ETS) is designed for high-quality…

Scrapers clean solids from intake systemProblem Backwash strainers at a wastewater treatment plant in Toronto, were consistently clogging with…

Cloud-based software helps homeowners monitor and compare their water usage and take action, enabling their utility to cut consumption substantially.

A new plant with a special lagoon treatment system helps a small Missouri city improve effluent quality and comply with state permit limits.

A 1,650-acre wetland gives the City of Orlando an effective resource for nutrient removal — and a popular attraction for nature observers.

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By now biosolids should have come of age as a well-accepted recycled product, yet public suspicion still exists. Here’s a perspective on the issue from the Northwest US.

Dioxane has been appearing in community water supplies. Here’s a look at this emerging contaminant and the available treatments.

A multiparameter online chlorine analyzer from Thermo Fisher Scientific helps water and wastewater facilities get reliable readings while using significantly less reagent.

The Birch Bay Water and Sewer District team finds ways to save or extract energy from almost every aspect of facilities and operations.

A sixth-grader’s science project clearly shows why consumers should take “flushable” with a grain of salt when buying disposable wipes.