Entries Tagged Drinking Water

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is stepping up its water and sewer game — literally. The DEC wants to improve the...

As of last night, nine counties in West Virginia were still under a state of emergency after a chemical company spill leaked...

Reports of global water shortages regularly make the news as most third-world countries lack the extensive drinking water technology and facilities we...

Collecting and analyzing water quality data helps ensure a water system or treatment facility operates properly and meets national standards. However, maintaining...

Located on the Llano River at the local water treatment plant, eye-catching fountain aerators began operation in Llano, Texas, a few weeks...

Maybe it’s because so many water and wastewater treatment plants are located in sunny climes, but cold-weather operation doesn’t seem to get...

In an industry where many of you don’t get the personal recognition you deserve, local and national associations regularly recognize overall plant...

The U.S. Senate passed HR3588, the Community Fire Safety Act, on unanimous consent. The bill passed earlier in December in the U.S....

Singer Valve, a manufacturer of control valves, now has NSF 372 certified valves ensuring low lead content. “We want to ensure our...

The 2013 Tnemec Tank of the Year has been awarded and the City of Mt. Vernon, Ill., was crowned the winner. The...

The words “public education” bring to mind quite a few standard approaches, including PowerPoint presentations, brochures and fact sheets. But that doesn’t...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced that it recently awarded the State of California $174 million in federal funding to invest...

Wildfires are becoming a bigger problem every year. As cities and townships expand into heavily forested areas, utilities need to consider the...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded over $30 million as part of a yearly program that provides grants to Guam, the...