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Thinking Bigger: Why Phosphorus Extraction is a Global Issue
Editorial
November 10, 2016
There’s too much of it in the waterways. There’s too much (or not enough) in farm soil. What’s the future of managing this nutrient in clean-water plants?
U.S. Water’s PhosZero Chemistry Named Finalist in R&D 100 Awards
Online Exclusives
October 05, 2016
Phosphorus Allies: Unraveling Wisconsin’s Dairy/Wastewater Connection
Online Exclusives
October 03, 2016
In the Dairy State, a new partnership is taking form: Municipalities and dairy farmers are teaming up to control phosphorus discharges. Here's how this novel approach is bringing point and nonpoint sources together.
Ghostbusters? How About Mud Chasers?
Online Exclusives
August 15, 2016
Introducing the Mud Chasers, a new breed of stormwater investigators. These volunteers are taking nonpoint source runoff detection to a new level.
Fixing Phosphorus: How Adaptive Management Can Solve a Nutrient Dilemma
Online Exclusives
July 18, 2016
In Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, watershed partners have united in an effort to reduce both point and non-point phosphorus discharges. Find out how this first-of-its-kind program is changing the phosphorus discussion for wastewater treatment plants.
WER Open-Access Article Addresses Stabilizing Phosphorus in Land-Applied Biosolids
Online Exclusives
July 12, 2016
News Briefs: Contamination Cover-Up? Actress Sues Philadelphia Over Lead Levels
Online Exclusives
June 09, 2016
In this week's water and wastewater news, a class-action lawsuit claims city officials covered up lead levels, the world's largest nutrient recovery facility opens in Chicago and the NOAA releases early-season algal reports.
How Southwest Licking Navigated Those Complex Biosolids Rules
Videos
June 02, 2016
Josh Holton, a Class III wastewater operator at the Southwest Licking Community Water and Sewer District near Hebron, Ohio, takes phosphorus seriously.
News Briefs: Snowy Owl Recovers From Sludge Pond Dive
Online Exclusives
April 27, 2016
In this week's water and wastewater news, a snowy owl rescue has a happy ending, Hamilton donates water to Flint, and peecycling signals a move to sustainability.
Rep. Reid Ribble Hopes to 'Save the Bay' Through Phosphorus Reduction
Online Exclusives
March 28, 2016
This year's NEW Watershed Champion award went to Rep. Reid Ribble for his efforts to save Green Bay from summer dead zones. See what the congressman is doing to raise awareness and bring all sides to the table.
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