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Staff members at the Fairfield (Ohio) treatment plant make landscaping their job and create a colorful scene every year

Hurricane. Flood. Fire. Power failure. Bad things not only can happen. They almost certainly will. How well are you prepared for an emergency?

Managers and operators at two Rhode Island treatment plants report experiences and lessons learned from the severe floods of March 2010

THERMO-SYSTEM from Parkson Corp.

Jeff Eger comes from second largest public sewer utility in Kentucky

WEF and AWWA sponsor event for sharing latest approaches and best practices

Program looks at nutrient issues from inside and outside the fence

Water quality organization recognizes the agency’s leadership in protecting the environment and public health

A Minnesota treatment plant applies microturbine cogeneration to cut natural gas and electricity costs and reduce the carbon footprint

Featured products of December

Ventura County biosolids, once trucked a million miles a year, now are dried to provide daily cover material for a local landfill

A polyurethane spray coating helps a treatment plant restore an older clarifier, reduce surface maintenance and extend service life

Solar-powered mixers from SolarBee are designed to solve municipal wastewater quality problems including odor control, discharge permit violations, and high energy costs.

When a treatment plant upgrade failed to meet the nitrogen-removal specification, the town of Suffield, Conn., made it happen by using the equipment in a new way

Sure Seal Butterfly Valves Receive Patent; KSB Group Acquires Standard Alloys; Godwin Pumps Names Ohstrom VP of Marketing; Assmann Receives ISO 9001:2008 Certification; Cummins Power Generation Earns OSHPD Preapproval; Water Environment Federation Launches Web Site; JWC Introduces Prevention and Inspection Plan; Hach Lists ‘BIG Picture Contest’ Finalists

James Stewart followed his mom’s advice into the wastewater profession. He now leads an award-winning team at a Texas treatment facility.

A Minnesota group develops its own educational program on the importance of maintaining water and wastewater infrastructure

Communication in the clean-water profession means more than reaching out to the public. It means more talk among different disciplines on the same team.

Extensive native landscaping at the Bonita Springs East Water Reclamation Plant means pleasing vistas for neighboring residents and plant staff members alike