Entries Tagged Alaska

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has initiated the first application period for Extraordinary Maintenance projects addressing water infrastructure in the West

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Michigan universities get funding for 20 three-month pilot programs to test wastewater for COVID-19

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a boil-water advisory is lifted in Anchorage, Alaska, after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake rocks the city

Award-winning water quality analyst Andrew Johnson thrives on new challenges, outperforming permit requirements and serving the community.

Earl Stewman leads a crew keeping some of Alaska’s fire hydrants in working order, battling the elements to maintain public safety, and building an award-winning career.

The largest clean-water plant in Anchorage makes the switch from chlorine gas disinfection to sodium hypochlorite generated on site.

In this week's water and wastewater news, a civil engineering group gives Alaska a failing water infrastructure grade; and a wastewater truck hits and kills a woman in Spokane, Washington.

Commercial fishing heritage gives the team in a remote Alaskan village the work ethic needed to keep an older clean-water plant operating smoothly.

USDA grants and loans will provide reliable water to rural residents and businesses. Plus, the USDA says the funding will create jobs in communities across the country.

A deep-shaft activated sludge system helps the Homer treatment plant produce consistently good effluent despite Alaska’s chilly climate.

A new ultrafiltration system resolved many issues for the team in Homer, Alaska, but that doesn’t keep them from working diligently to continue getting better.