Georgia Articles

Change comes slowly when cleaning rivers and streams, so it’s up to the next generation to carry on the legacy of water...

Animal control workers in Cobb County. Georgia, rescued a deer that fell into a water treatment tank at the R.L. Sutton Wastewater...

A Baton Rouge Wastewater Treatment worker was recently hospitalized following an incident that left him trapped in a hole at the facility.The...

At least once each year, members of the Audubon Society in northwest Georgia visit a protected forested site to conduct a bird...

In late 2011, the United States Army Corps of Engineers approved plans to install a new well and build a new water...

Residents near Bloomfield, New Mexico, are forming their own utility after dealing with bad water for the past nine months. The state...

Effective aeration is critical to any industrial wastewater lagoon system. Insufficient oxygen and equipment failures may lead to violations and fines, disruption...

Tnemec has announced the People's Choice winner for the 2016 Tank of the Year contest. A tank in Houston County, Georgia, claimed the title after receiving the...

Editor's Note: Today's guest blog is from Laurie Loftin, the water conservation program education specialist at Athens-Clarke (Georgia) Public Utlities. This post was...

“Water runs through my blood,” says Lynn Campbell.“And it probably ran through the blood of my ancestors.”That’s not an overstatement. Campbell’s grandfather,...

On Aug. 7, President Barack Obama signed the Drinking Water Protection Act, which directs the EPA to develop a risk management plan...

Water utilities and communities across the nation are hosting events to celebrate Fix-A-Leak Week, March 16-22. Promoted by the U.S. Environmental Protection...

Ozone is only one reason the Valdosta water Treatment Plant ranks as exceptional in Georgia. It won the 2013 Plant of the...

In 2010, water testing in Warm Springs, Ga. — a small community of about 1,000 residents in the central part of the...