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The City of Austin uses all available channels to promote water conservation in a drought-prone area where every drop counts.

More on plant namesI’ve been involved for years in the discussions about what to call wastewater treatment plants. In 1995, I took over what was…

Vermont shows the power of organizing outreach and education from the state association level.

The “once through” approach to using natural resources fell out of favor long ago. Is it time to rethink that approach as it applies to wastewater treatment?

The water utility in Wisconsin’s capital city combs older neighborhoods to find old private wells as part of efforts to protect its groundwater supply.

Two advanced treatment plants in Florida make process and facility changes that save hundreds of thousands on electricity and chemicals.

Award-winners Jennifer Baca and Chris Lopez meet every challenge, from the lab to the compost facility, at the Los Alamos County treatment plant.

A poplar tree farm allows an Oregon utility to diversify its beneficial use options for Class B biosolids and significantly extends the land application season.

Geomembrane Technologies Inc. designs and installs modular floating covers for effective odor abatement, thermal protection and algae control for…

Have you duct-taped your way out of a problem? Well, here's your chance to shine.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued a request for applications, soliciting proposals from states, municipalities, tribes,…

The San Antonio Water System and Texas state regulators are debating ownership rights to treated wastewater once it’s released into a public…

REXA, the industry leader in electro-hydraulic actuation technology, announces its summer 2014 Demo Trailer Tour starting in North Dakota. The tour…

ABC will soon debut its new certification — the Professional Operator designation. Will this uniform credential resolve the longstanding issue of reciprocity for water and wastewater operators?

In this week's wastewater headlines, court ruling could affect biosolids, UC-Boulder adds water certifications, and a water tower creates controversy.

The Customer: Crescent Duck Farm, located in Aquebogue, Long Island, N.Y., produces premium fresh and frozen ducks and duck products. Family-owned…

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…

A California water district lets residents tap a recycled water spigot for water needs during drought

Sometimes boring, most times mandatory and yet always a very important part of your job, safety training can be a tough sell. Here's how to spice up your training programs and keep your staff engaged.