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Surprise audits at a treatment plant are not uncommon. Governing agencies sometimes show up unannounced to look over records and walk through...

It’s a tough question.Replace all the lead pipe in your drinking water system, including home service laterals, or add corrosion-control chemicals at...

Let’s face it. Serious, complex topics and information always have the potential to feel as dry as the current state of California. However, Bay...

The systemic lead contamination in the Flint, Michigan, water supply has created a national dialogue about infrastructure and lead service pipes. “Could...

Nov. 29, 2011: Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder appoints Michael Brown the first emergency manager of four to help deal with a declared...

Touring a water or wastewater plant might not be what you'd consider a “vacation destination.” However, there are plenty of people —...

Editor's note: We invite water operators to share their perspectives on the lead contamination problem in Flint, Michigan. Send an email to editor@tpomag.com. We...

When making rounds, a treatment plant operator’s tasks typically do not include removing deer from clarifiers. But that wasn’t the case one...

Some areas of the East Coast are still reeling from a historic rain event that hit the region in early October. South Carolina —...

Despite the worst recorded algal bloom in Lake Erie this past summer, the City of Toledo drinking water system did not experience...

Thomas Braithwaite, a water operator in Brigham City, Utah, usually checks the Mantua Reservoir at 6 a.m. on his daily route. Not...

About 1,150 employees work for the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority in Boston. Despite the organization’s size, it is very much like a...

With each stroke of their kayak paddles and each pedal of their bicycles, Gary and Linda De Kock are raising money for...

Wastewater trade shows and conference opportunities are plentiful. So why, you might ask, should you consider the WWETT Show?The Water & Wastewater...