Entries Tagged Carollo Engineers

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Hawaii Water Service selects Carollo Engineers to conduct a feasibility study for a new recycled water plant in Kapalua

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

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, an Arizona water agency evaluates proposals to increase the state's water supply, all of which are focused on desalination

A book from Carollo Engineers aims to help water agencies share with their customers the importance of reuse and the One Water principle

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the River Seine in Paris has reopened for public swimming, marking the first time in over a century since a ban was implemented in 1923

A Florida utility’s clean-water plant expansion and conversion to advanced treatment wins an Envision Gold Award for sustainability

El Paso Water will build a first-in-the-nation direct-to-distribution water reuse facility, turning wastewater effluent into 10 mgd of high-quality drinking water

A book from Carollo Engineers aims to help water agencies share with their customers the importance of reuse and the One Water principle

A U.S. EPA assessment looks at risks of land-applied material to farm families. Meanwhile, the assessment itself poses risks to utilities’ beneficial use program

Barbara Chappell rose rapidly from operations to responsibility for cities’ entire water systems. She’s most proud of helping others advance their careers.

El Paso Water will build a first-in-the nation direct-to-distribution water reuse facility, turning wastewater effluent into 10 mgd of high-quality drinking water

Utah's first direct potable reuse project was recognized recently for innovation in sustainable water management

The Pure Water Center will produce 10 million gallons of clean drinking water per day

A U.S. EPA assessment looks at risks of land-applied material to farm families. Meanwhile, the assessment itself poses risks to utilities’ beneficial use programs.