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In a recent hearing before the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Environment, the American Water Works Association stressed...

Research from an LSU professor and his students could make it cheaper and easier for small towns and rural communities to test...

The only foam that can be reliably diagnosed through visual observation alone is foam related to undergraded surfactants. The term “surfactants” is...

The lead poisoning crisis in Flint that came to light in 2016 highlighted the problem of lead service lines and the importance...

Preliminary results of a nationwide study suggest that the disinfectant used to treat water before it is distributed through pipes may impact...

DC Water has announced the launch of Pure Water DC, a groundbreaking program designed to strengthen the district’s water supply resilience and secure...

The water and sewer industry has many hazards and dangers that employees face on a regular basis. Unfortunately, workers can add to...

16S rRNA sequencing is a powerful molecular technique used to identify and classify bacteria and archaea based on their genetic material. It...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released new and updated planning tools that water systems across the country can use to help...

A municipal water tank in Fargo, North Dakota, is this year's winner of the Tank of the Year competition presented by Tnemec...

One of the biggest dangers in our industry is entering confined spaces. In the United States, over 2 million employees enter confined...

Starting a new job in the trades can feel overwhelming. For a rookie, there’s much to learn, from handling tools and equipment...

Backover injuries can occur in a split second and can cause severe injuries or even death. When working around large trucks and...

Johnson County (Kansas) Wastewater created a video campaign to raise its public profile and boost awareness of its workplace environment. The three-video series...