Central San’s Michelle Tarantino sees a limitless future for herself and other women in operations and other roles in the clean-water industry
The Ohio State University launches a unique associate degree program that combines instruction in water and wastewater treatment and bioenergy.
This industry veteran says young workers should consider a rewarding and lucrative career in wastewater treatment
John Hart became an equipment sales engineer after retiring from operations. He sees many opportunities for retirees to stay active and engaged in the industry.
A Baltimore initiative recruits unemployed and underemployed young people and trains them for water and wastewater careers.
San Antonio Confluence Conference enables sharing of projects and ideas by young people who are passionate about water.
Kids learn about the water cycle, the value of water, and more in presentations and experiments offered by an Indiana district.
A Maine city is drumming up interest in wastewater treatment careers with a unique tour
The water professions need qualified new entrants. STEM education is a key starting point. A variety of barriers stand in the way.
