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A project six decades in the making will finally end water woes in southeastern Colorado

In this month's product news update, browse the latest products exclusively for the water and wastewater treatment industry

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Stanford researchers develop specialized resins to remove contaminants and recover resources

The completed construction project will bring clean, reliable water to the Navajo Nation, Jicarilla Apache Nation and City of Gallup

Moving wastewater efficiently often requires the use of specialized pumps equipped to handle solids and prevent clogging. Chopper and grinder pumps…

In this month's industry news update, track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products and more

The appropriate selection of polymer and a make-down system improves the water clarification process and significantly reduces costs

This case study from the Miami-Dade County (Florida) Water & Sewer Department shows how a massive 54-inch Flowrox pinch valve from Valmet Flow Control helps combat emerging contaminants

Harvest Rake and FlexRake help Indian River County meet nutrient reduction goals using less energy

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a new study has identified the states with the highest concentration of counties with significant water quality violations

Problem Palestine, Texas, home to over 18,000 residents and processing 25 million gallons per day of wastewater, faced persistent clogging issues in…

A utility and a university collaborate on a program to introduce students to the basics of wastewater infrastructure

The screening solution is optimized for municipal wastewater treatment and sensitive filtration processes

Heidi Birdsell loves laboratory science and the role it plays in helping operators keep the wastewater treatment plant running smoothly

Terry Kosinski takes great pride in delivering quality water and wastewater services to a small historic settlement in northern Alberta

Barbara Chappell rose rapidly from operations to responsibility for cities’ entire water systems. She’s most proud of helping others advance their careers.

Students in a California water district contest create science fiction scenarios that imagine a waterless world

A U.S. EPA assessment looks at risks of land-applied material to farm families. Meanwhile, the assessment itself poses risks to utilities’ beneficial use program

Ohio’s capital city looks to improve environmental performance and reap economic benefits by limiting fugitive methane emissions