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In June, global water consulting engineering firm Black & Veatch released its second annual report highlighting the top 10 concerns for the...

Municipal water systems managers and operators may have more opportunities for process innovation and training if the new Global Water Center in...

In June, global water consulting engineering firm Black & Veatch released its second annual report highlighting the top 10 concerns for the...

Reputation building is just one of the topics on Brett Ward’s mind. As a utility operations consultant in Tennessee, he knows that...

The Milwaukee Water Works and H2Oscore have formed a partnership to provide water usage data at an online portal to help consumers...

Flushables, as they’re inaptly called in consumer lingo, continue to rear their ugly head and the public is slowly taking notice. Unfortunately,...

A new hybrid device could provide sustainable energy while improving wastewater treatment. Researchers at the University of California – Santa Cruz have...

Working at water and wastewater plants can be dangerous, with hazards such as slippery walkways, dangerous gases and noisy, malfunctioning equipment. Workers...

Working at water and wastewater plants can be dangerous, with hazards such as slippery walkways, dangerous gases and noisy, malfunctioning equipment. Workers...

For nearly 40 years, it was thought that NEW Water, the brand of the Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, held the distinction...

In the movement to turn wastewater treatment plants from cost centers to profit centers, grease could play a significant role.RPM Sustainable Technologies...

The non-compliance lawsuit filed against the Wayne County (Mich.) Downriver Wastewater Treatment Facility in the mid-1980s was not only a shock to...