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Plant managers and operators share experiences and approaches on the sometimes delicate task of telling people exactly how they earn a living

Worth Paying ForTo the editor:I really enjoy TPO magazine. Finally there’s a publication for the common man. I get tired of reading about…

Sometimes it’s not practical to drill multiple holes through concrete or weld a bulkhead fitting to a thin-walled metal tank. Multiple bolt holes…

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The regional treatment facility in Sussex, Wis., maintains consistent permit compliance in the face of continuous growth and treatment process expansion

A methane-to-energy system and sophisticated SCADA controls enable a North Carolina treatment plant to keep a tight rein on energy expenses

Plant superintendent Dennis Wilson loves his hometown and his job of safeguarding water resources in and around a historic community

The Chambers Creek treatment plant adds product-quality issues to its day-to-day concerns about meeting effluent requirements

Tips and Tricks is an occasional feature of TPO in which wastewater operators tell how they took innovative measures to solve problems.

Public space around Boston’s Deer Island treatment plant reminds visitors of the lasting benefits of a massive harbor cleanup project

Operators in Texas learn comprehensive advanced laboratory skills by way of a fully equipped mobile training unit that regularly travels the state

Staco Energy Names Regional Sales Manager; Schweitzer Engineering Becomes Employee-Owned; Ashbrook Simon-Hartley Acquires Centriquip; Parkson Opens Florida Research Facility; Flowserve Receives Best Practices Award; Worlton Joins AMEC’s Environmental Division; Environmental Operating Solutions Chooses Distributor; Osprey Biotechnics Receives EPA Recognition; Lowell Publishes Hand-Tool Catalog; Veolia Creates Canadian Treatment Subsidiary

Manufacturers offer the latest innovations to improve efficiency and treatment performance for municipal clean-water facilities

The Saco (Maine) Wastewater Treatment Plant applies technology and a progressive attitude toward its goal of becoming a net energy producer

Advanced BNR technology and online process instrumentation help an Alabama treatment plant optimize efficiency and minimize lab work for process control

A ‘boot camp’ program helps wastewater treatment operators in Rhode Island prepare to move up and replace plant managers headed for retirement

One positive side to the current economy is that it builds a compelling case for clean-water careers. Maybe it’s time to bring that front and center.

Brightwater treatment plant in Seattle, Wash., includes landscaping and habitat projects that the public can enjoy even before wastewater starts flowing

The St. Peters (Mo.) Wastewater Treatment Plant uses two would-be waste streams to produce high-quality compost and divert material from landfills