Entries Tagged Drinking Water

In June, global water consulting engineering firm Black & Veatch released its second annual report highlighting the top 10 concerns for the...

There’s no avoiding it. Social networking is here to stay. We’ve already set up Facebook and Twitter pages for our readers to...

The American Water Works Association released a new cost-impact assessment for an anticipated perchlorate regulation that is currently pending at the U.S....

The Milwaukee Water Works and H2Oscore have formed a partnership to provide water usage data at an online portal to help consumers...

Working at water and wastewater plants can be dangerous, with hazards such as slippery walkways, dangerous gases and noisy, malfunctioning equipment. Workers...

The water and wastewater industry is continually evolving. And with that comes changes to processes, regulations, operations and even job titles. We...

The clean-water profession does a pretty good job of helping students and other young people understand the water and wastewater treatment business,...

Madison, Wis., maintains a modern system of more than 800 miles of water mains. Madison Water Utility reckoned, however, that delivering water...

Driven by rising demand for water reuse, the market for disinfection systems is expected to reach $2.96 billion globally in 2019, according...

Surface waters that contain algae can be challenging to treat in conventional settling and filtration processes. Being light and buoyant, algae and...

Are you looking for a way to get a message to the public about your utility? Or about the services you provide?Don’t...

It took nearly three months and $525,000, but Des Moines Water Works (DMWW) in late July prevailed over record-setting nitrate levels in...

Pump Systems Matter and the Hydraulic Institute have announced the date of their second Pump Acceptance Testing for Rotodynamic Pumps in Water...

As drinking water operators, you’re familiar with removing things like contaminants, organics, iron and manganese from the water that enters your plants....