Entries Tagged Wastewater Treatment

Since June 2012, the 0.995 mgd Hanceville (Alabama) Wastewater Treatment Plant had met all NPDES discharge permit limits set by the state...

When you’re new to wastewater, nothing is more important than listening to a plant’s seasoned operators. Here, Marcel Tremblay shares what he...

Manufacturers constantly develop new and improved wastewater treatment technologies. A key question is how and where to test and prove them before...

Only 20 percent of global wastewater is currently being treated, leaving low-income countries hardest hit by contaminated water supplies and disease, according...

During Sid Fredrickson’s first year as Coeur d’Alene wastewater superintendent, part of the answer to a challenging phosphorus limit was a process...

Water utilities often need to look upstream at conditions in their source water; wastewater agencies sometimes need to explore conditions in waters...

The Senate Environment and Public Works Water and Wildlife Subcommittee held a hearing on Tuesday, Dec. 2, to discuss the innovative advances...

Bad guy’s hideout. Post-apocalyptic town. Not exactly what you’d imagine when you think of wastewater treatment plants, but for Austin, Texas, it’s...

Though made of steel and concrete, your treatment facility might not be as inflexible as it seems. The designed features and processes...

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) proudly announces 12 distinguished members as the 2014 WEF Fellows recipients. This prestigious designation recognizes members’ achievements,...

Clean-water plant anniversaries are often routine affairs, marking little more than the passage of years.There’s much more to the 75th anniversary of...

A discussion about drilling wastewater has stalled in Auburn, N.Y. after an engineering firm determined the city’s wastewater treatment plant cannot handle...

We all have musical preferences. I tend toward the bluegrass side of things. A little acoustic guitar, some good fiddle playing and...

If Ron Trygar could change one thing about wastewater and drinking water treatment training and certifications, it would be replacing exams that...