Entries Tagged Hazen and Sawyer PC

Fairfax County project wins a sustainability award in the design stage for innovative methods used in switch from hypochlorite to UV disinfection.

Military veterans and other qualified professionals keep clear reuse water flowing at Florida’s Loxahatchee River District.

The design of the award-winning Hidden Lake Water Treatment Facility is aimed at safeguarding public health and limiting the risk of work accidents.

In this week's water and wastewater news, a new law targets algal toxins, a Michigan State study blames septic systems for fecal baceria contamination and a water reuse project kicks off in Georgia.

Save time and money by registering for WEF's no-charge webinars. Here's what's on the late-summer agenda.

An epic flood in 2010 meant extensive destruction and a long but successful recovery process for the treatment plant team in Clarksville, Tenn.

The nation’s first use of glycerol to reduce nitrogen saves millions in capital investment for a New York City treatment plant and helps Jamaica Bay restoration.

A national database sheds light on treatment plant digester methane and the role it plays in the nation’s renewable energy initiatives.