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Though made of steel and concrete, your treatment facility might not be as inflexible as it seems. The designed features and processes...

Editor's Note: The Evanston Water Utility celebrated its 100th birthday on July 26 with an open house. For more information on the...

For thousands of years dogs have tracked game for humans. Now they’re tracking threats to human health.Several years ago, Scott Reynolds realized...

Editor’s Note: We will be highlighting the winners of WEF’s Operator Ingenuity Winners in an ongoing series on our website. The winners...

Imagine a job market in which a water or wastewater operator can earn just one credential that’s recognized in any state or...

In Madison, Wis., water is part of the culture. The city is home to Lake Monona and Lake Mendota, which act as...

From sample questions to math guides, this is your one-stop shop for test preparation. The sample test questions listed here represent what...

So you have a local operators’ group whose members can’t get time off to attend a two- or three-day state or regional...

Last weekend, as families across the nation enjoyed boating, water skiing, swimming and all matter of water-related summer fun, a clean-water anniversary...

In North America, water, wastewater, and distribution and collections systems do not have a national certification program. In some industries — including...

A discussion about drilling wastewater has stalled in Auburn, N.Y. after an engineering firm determined the city’s wastewater treatment plant cannot handle...

The BOD test used at wastewater treatment plants is certainly controversial and borders on superfluous. At best, it’s something operators need to...

It’s not every day you see racers jogging through your wastewater treatment plant.But on June 14, that’s precisely what’ll happen at the...

NEW Water, the brand of the Green Bay, Wis., Metropolitan Sewerage District, has taken an innovative approach to decreasing phosphorus levels in...