Entries Tagged Washington

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, researchers produce a new thematic map that clarifies the diverse primary water rights systems across the United States

Civic Alerts and a quick-acting special purpose district help keep Puget Sound and its marine life safe and clean for future generations

Paul Olson has applied his experience to solve problems and oversee critical projects at clean-water plants in his home state of Washington

Tacoma utility creates a campaign involving artwork, films and photos to encourage residents to reduce pollution entering storm drains

Communities earn recognition for creative and cost-effective green infrastructure and stormwater management systems

This case study from a biosolids facility in Sumner, Washington, shows how the Varcor System by Sedron Technologies efficiently treats material while producing clean water

Tacoma’s utility creates a campaign involving artwork, films and photos to encourage residents to reduce pollution from storm drains

A Washington district faced a new effluent limit on total inorganic nitrogen. Optimized aeration helped achieve compliance without capital investment

NACWA Workforce Development Award winners highlight innovative and effective ways to recruit, train and retain a new generation of clean-water professionals.

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, New Mexico is allocating $500 million to purchase reused water under a plan announced by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, due to an unusual dry spell in the Pacific Northwest, Seattle Public Utilities is requesting its 1.5 million customers to adopt water-saving measures

Larry Peterson regularly patrols 240 lakeside septic tank effluent pump systems, going through miles of rural and remote country to detect and fix problems