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.
Von Eggers is not afraid to tackle any assignment that comes his way. Still, he was shocked upon being named Operator of the Year.
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.
Data drives Andrew Wendell in his leadership role at ClearWater Laboratory. It’s what provides credibility with regulators and treatment facility operators.
Paul Derosiers has made a great career in the clean-water business, and along the way has used skills he acquired in his early years as a teacher.
Jim Pouliot embarked on a new job determined to restore an aging wastewater treatment facility. The complete rebuild will ultimately include a solar energy array.
An array of sensors in the combined sewers help the South Bend Wastewater Department keep the system flowing smoothly and prevent sewer overflows.
A new technology installed in a plant upgrade helps an Iowa town achieve 100% ammonia removal through winters even without supplemental heating of the wastewater.