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

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.

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

Excellent technology and design meant success for an upgrade at Peirce Island. So did close communication involving operators, engineers and construction contractors.

An emerging large family of “forever chemicals” will present growing treatment and communication challenges. Here’s what plant managers and operators should know.

An Oregon city expanded its water system without adding capacity to its treatment plant. Solutions include an aquifer storage and recovery system and water loss control.

Lead in drinking water reared its head again in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Why are we worried about PFAS while lead service lines threaten to continue poisoning children?

As the lead poisoning threat draws attention in Benton Harbor, Michigan, an AWWA expert gives an update on national progress toward removing the threat in water systems.

A plant upgrade including new pumps and controls and a plant-wide SCADA system helps an Ohio city solve a long-standing problem of combined sewer overflows.