Entries Tagged Effluent

Editor's Note: This article is part of a profile on the Fairfield Glade Community Club. Watch for a special feature in the...

It looks like the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District might have found a cost-effective solution to combined sewer overflow issues that led...

Pharmaceuticals and other contaminants from treated municipal wastewater can travel into shallow groundwater following their release to streams, according to a recent...

Unless you’ve been under a rock or hidden away in a cave somewhere this past month, you know the ALS Ice Bucket...

See how the City of Mebane (N.C.) was able to improve plant process and meet nitrogen and phosphorus limits with increased instrumentation....

The Graton (Calif.) Community Services District (GCSD) had just been formed in July 2004 when the Regional Water Quality Control Board issued...

At first glance, the George Shannon wetlands system resembles most other low-lying marshes where water birds roost in old oaks and pelicans...

Clean-water plant anniversaries are often routine affairs, marking little more than the passage of years.There’s much more to the 75th anniversary of...

The San Antonio Water System and Texas state regulators are debating ownership rights to treated wastewater once it’s released into a public...

Swirl, sniff. Swirl, sniff. Repeat.The judges held the Mason jars up to their noses, swirled the water, held it up to the...

The wastewater treatment plant in Ketchum, Idaho, treats 1.25 mgd, largely for reuse in irrigation. One of the plant’s most popular features,...

The discussion at the clean-water plant operators’ meeting was the same as before: How will we prevent fecal coliform excursions this season?...

When the Village of New Lenox, Ill., wastewater treatment facility recently faced a plant expansion, operators quickly realized that it was not...

In Wisconsin, where I live, there has been some controversy about phosphorus in wastewater discharges: Will P removal simply cost too much,...