Houston’s biosolids beneficial use program goes back more than 100 years. Today its Hou-Actinite product is a favorite among farmers, ranchers and landscapers.

A New Hampshire city blazes a trail with a sweepings cleaning system, enabling reuse of traction sand that keeps streets safe for winter drivers.

A proven gasification process enables responsible biosolids management with capability to produce renewable energy and a marketable product.

Jeff Backman and his team in a small New Hampshire community have accomplished great things by taking on significant improvements with in-house ingenuity and talent.

Granular activated carbon and regenerable ion exchange units are designed to reduce “forever chemicals” to nondetectable levels while addressing issues with spent media disposal.

Bartlesville wins a U.S. EPA award for a plan to pump some of its wastewater effluent upstream for potential indirect potable reuse.

A sudden change in influent led to challenges with dewatering and permit issues. A new two-channel Volute press restored the plant to compliance.

NSmart recognition program honors clean-water utilities for exemplary and innovative efforts to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus in effluent.

A Connecticut clean-water plant turns septage into a revenue-generating asset with a lineup of robust equipment and an automated management technology.