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How do a number of large food processing plants and a sensitive waterfowl habitat co-exist in a relatively small agricultural community? In...

Small tanks: Operators are familiar with them and know that large tanks often seem too costly in smaller towns. So, like Joe...

Facing stricter state and federal regulations for the land application of biosolids more than two decades ago, officials in Boise, ...

The Missouri River and Mississippi River waste-water treatment plants in St. Charles, Mo., have been challenged to keep up with ...

The Haines City (Fla.) Wastewater Treatment Plant has found a way to recycle its biosolids more easily, make a product...

The Gallatin (Tenn.) Wastewater Treatment Facility used to pay farmers 2.5 cents per gallon — up to $25,000 per month — to...

Consistent attention to detail is one reason Freddie Martin’s name is on the North Carolina Division of Water Quality’s Pretreatment Professionals Honor...

There’s an old saying: Make hay while the sun shines. But the West Jackson County Land Treatment Facility, in Ocean Springs, Miss.,...

It’s not easy operating a wastewater treatmentplant when you can’t smell it or hear it, and most of it is out of...

Wastewater professionals go by many titles: plant manager, chief operator, environmental coordinator. But “bug farmer”? That’s how Tom Pfiester, wastewater division manager of...

Nutrients removed from municipal wastewater in Oregon are helping to restore the salmon fishery in British Columbia. It’s a novel arrangement built...

Sludge scraping The ZICKERT Shark sludge scraping system from WesTech Engineering has concave forward faces to transport sediment toward a sludge pit. During...

A new centrifuge dewatering facility is uniquein both design and operation and will help the Clark County (Nev.) Water Reclamation District meet...

It is the summer of 2008. From a small boat, a SCUBA diver descends 20 feet to the bottom of Lake Ontario,...