Entries Tagged New York

A wastewater reuse project that took 14 years of planning is winning big environmental awards for the Riverhead Sewer District on Long...

The team at the village of Sherman’s clean-water plant in New York faced frequent and hazardous confined-space entries to de-rag pumps in...

One of the biggest challenges all utilities face is garnering public support, whether for capital improvement or rehabilitation and repair. “A wastewater treatment...

The city of Watertown, New York, has been cited by the state for seven safety violations related to the death of wastewater...

A water expert from Genesee County, Michigan, testified recently that he warned city officials in 2014 the water treatment plant in Flint...

The Houston (Texas) Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a trio of suspects who allegedly recorded a video of...

Americans are using less water throughout the course of a day, according to statistics recently released by the U.S. Geological Survey’s National...

Lia Diagnostics recently launched the first-ever flushable pregnancy test at TechCrunch in Berlin.The tests are made from a special paper that claims...

A team of marine scientists, a mussel farmer and youth volunteers in New York City recently stocked a raft with ribbed mussels...

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission — Maryland’s largest water utility — recently filed a federal lawsuit accusing eight companies and five executives of...

An act of water treatment plant vandalism recently left 2,000 residents in Crow Agency, Montana, without clean water and caused $1 million...

Police, firefighters and several other departments and businesses in Gary, Indiana, recently practiced responding to a mock water treatment plant disaster.The mock...

To the 16,000 customers of the Oneonta (New York) Water Treatment Plant, Stanley Shaffer is more than the lead operator. In 38...

Hurricane Irma knocked out power for as many as 15 million people in southern Florida, which in turn has rendered a number...