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If Ron Trygar could change one thing about wastewater and drinking water treatment training and certifications, it would be replacing exams that...

Monetary relief could be on the way for municipalities across Wisconsin now that an application for federal disaster relief is in the...

Europe has firmly secured its position as a global biogas leader, and the future looks bright for the industry in the United...

It has LEED platinum green building certification. Room for 260 guests. A full catering kitchen. A dance floor and excellent audio-visual equipment....

North American drinking water treatment plants are far from secure from hackers intent on breaching control system security, says Kyle Wilhoit, a...

International Wastewater Systems of Burnaby, British Columbia, is putting its own twist on the recovery of heat from sewage and wastewater. The...

For two days in early January, it looked as if customers of Avon Lake (Ohio) Regional Water could be without water, thanks...

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

During a typical job interview, there are two tough places to be: behind the desk and in front of it. Behind it,...

What’s the most dangerous place in your wastewater treatment plant? Headworks. Biosolids area. Electrical panels.Think again. It could be your laboratory. While...

A Rice University study of “superbugs” found at two wastewater treatment plants in northern China should alert operators at U.S. wastewater facilities...

Biosolids created at municipal wastewater treatment plants can generate odors, which can cause complaints among operators and the community. Belt filter presses,...

You’ve read about it in the news. A storage tank ruptures or leaks and the results are not good — a waterway...

When operators are faced with licensing exams, they sometimes struggle with test anxiety because they don’t fully understand how to properly study...