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This case study of a lagoon system shows how EnBiorganic Technologies implemented EBS-Di bioaugmentation to introduce organic bacillus soil bacteria into the treatment process

The American Water Works Association has announced that its call for abstracts is now open to share ideas at the ACE25 show. The show is slated to…

The Water Council recently announced that PAGE Technologies — a water and soil monitoring platform based in Boulder, Colorado — is the winner of its…

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a former clerk-treasurer in Indiana is accused of embezzling nearly $80,000 from the town’s water utility payments

Chemical and polymer feeding equipment is designed to handle the precise measurement and delivery of chemicals like coagulants and polymers, which…

This case study out of South Carolina shows how a utility saved on polymer costs by using a Polyblend Emulsion Activation Demo Unit from Cleanwater1

Phoenix utility takes a team-oriented approach to solving problems

Dartmouth researchers recently developed a self-powered pump that uses natural light and synthetic molecular receptors to target and remove specific…

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

To make the most of the event, plan your days carefully, and share what you’ve learned with your team members when you get back home

Progressive cavity pumps with a conical rotor-stator geometry are designed for low energy consumption and long life in pumping sludges and biosolids

ZeeLung treatment technology helps Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District upgrade capacity and meet a new effluent phosphorus limit

Physical barriers, diverse technologies and information sharing are all keys to protecting treatment plants against intruders

A Water Conservation Award program in a Nevada desert city recognizes actions such as replacing turf grass with alternatives that need less irrigation

A Minnesota nonprofit looks to bolster cooperation across sectors and organizations to conserve water and foster more sustainable communities

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

Steve Mosbrucker’s cheerful attitude lies at the heart of his serious approach to improving treatment in two rural Montana communities

The University of Central Florida water treatment plant delivers a high-quality, reliable supply with long-term vision and a can-do attitude

Roy Hesemann made an early career turn into the water sector. He has won prestigious awards on both the drinking water and wastewater sides