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Strong skills, preventive maintenance and good planning lead to success at the Coffee Creek treatment plant in Edmond

A friendly visitor meanders around the Town of Groton (Conn.) Water Pollution Control Facility grounds outside the administration building.

People/Awards; Education; Calendar of Events

Position backs volume-based approach to treatment, regulatory flexibility, and watershed-based permitting

Long-time city employee has been principal treatment plant operator for 16 years

System takes 95 percent of its drying energy from the sun

Device walks users through test steps the way a GPS gives travel directions

Researchers find that calcium mixes with FOG in sewers to form what is, chemically speaking, soap.

"See the BIG Picture" contest will reard innovative municipal and industrial facilities

Book looks at the impact of scarcity on utilities, industries, homes, farms, and more

A series of innovations bring substantial gains in self-sufficiency and energy efficiency for the wastewater treatment plant in Waco, Texas

An Ohio district gives high school students an up-close look at wastewater treatment as a challenging and rewarding career

Software improves the speed and quality of power measurement, helping a Wisconsin sanitary district to conserve energy and reduce costs

A combination of technologies helps a Minnesota city comply with tight phosphorus limits and produce reuse-quality water

Minnesota regulators and operators work together on educational programs to advance knowledge in treatment plant and collection system processes

Duperon Names Aiken Regional Sales Manager; WesTech Engineering Acquires WWETCO; Pump Solutions Group Acquires EnviroGear Product Line; Corix Utilities Provides University with $2 Mil Endowment; Ruhrpumpen Launches Website; Sensorex Launches Website; Big Fish Completes NSF Verification Test; Wilden Launches Product Website; Industrial Video and Control Acquires Longwatch

Simple tests can help you determine whether too little influent alkalinity may be keeping you from meeting a minimum chlorine residual

These days a magazine is a lot more than a paper thing that comes in the mail. It’s also part of an evolving world of online communication.

Rain gardens at the Grand Rapids treatment plant help capture and filter more than 12 million gallons a year, helping to curtail runoff pollution