Entries Tagged Public Education

One drop of water may seem insignificant, but if you trace the path it follows during its infinite lifetime, you see how...

When Jason Arnold confronted his utility’s soaring frequency of lift station repairs, he didn’t just want to head off problems. It was...

The adage “out of sight, out of mind” is a particularly common one in the water and wastewater industry. It’s often made...

Earlier this month, the industry celebrated Drinking Water Week, a time when many utilities do some public outreach and educate their customers on...

They can be a drop of saltwater in the Atlantic Ocean. Or a drop of clean water fresh from a well. Or...

Ken Burgener was proud to learn that a student he had mentored had won a prestigious award in the Intel International Science...

Grundfos has announced the launch of its Who Runs the Water that Runs America initiative, which was created to help water and wastewater utilities...

Treating and recycling 4.3 mgd is routine business for the Ironhouse Sanitary District. Giving plant tours to 700 sixth-graders and chaperones in...

Unless you’ve lived off the grid for the past nine months, you’ve probably heard of the hit game, “Pokémon Go.”Laurie Loftin learned...

Who really owns a river? Technically, the answer is no one. But employees of the Albuquerque Bernalillo County (New Mexico) Water Utility...

Editor's Note: This blog was originally posted on Think at the Sink, a public education arm of Athens-Clarke County Public Utilities Department. Here...

For years, the town of Leesburg (Virginia) Water Pollution Control Facility land-applied Class B liquid biosolids to neighboring farm fields.“For that particular...

The San Diego County Water Authority released a new documentary series that highlights the major events in the region’s ongoing quest for safe...

Imagine a Saturday night street dance in Santa Clara, California.Now imagine the same scene as a unique vehicle, wrapped in a colorful...