Entries Tagged Alabama

A career in water treatment resonated for Brittany Reynolds. Now she treasures the ability to introduce others to a rewarding profession.

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, an Alabama man narrowly survives being sucked into a drainage pipe during a torrential rainstorm

From operators to maintenance specialists, everyone on the Dry Creek treatment plant team takes ownership of facility appearance and performance

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Utah’s reservoir system has surged to its highest capacity in 13 years, reaching 92% as the state concludes its spring snowmelt season

Saltwater intrusion is a fact of life on Alabama’s Dauphin Island. Blending of water from different wells is the key to suitable quality source water.

NACWA Workforce Development Award winners highlight innovative and effective ways to recruit, train and retain a new generation of clean-water professionals.

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a city worker in Honolulu dies after being trapped in a tank at a Honolulu wastewater treatment facility

Also in this week's sewer and water news, researchers are working to track the release of nutrients into Tampa Bay after a recent incident at a phosphate processing plant reservoir in Piney Point, Florida

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, lawmakers introduce legislation to curb cyberattacks against critical infrastructure

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a wastewater treatment plant operator in Wisconsin is convicted of data falsification

Good was never good enough for the team at Birmingham’s Western Filter Plant. Aiming high has brought a string of awards.

Operators use mechanical ingenuity and science to overcome the annual infestation of trickling filter flies at an Alabama plant.

An Alabama team pulled out all the stops with a complete upgrade of a clean-water facility that includes a lime stabilization process yielding Class A biosolids.