Entries Tagged Wastewater Treatment

A new National Security Agency computer center in Fort Meade, Md., will be cooled by treated wastewater from Howard County, Md. Under...

After a record number of responses poured in for the Let’s Be Clear column titled “What’s in a Name? Or a Title?”...

Does the public value its waste and ultimately wastewater? Most people would probably answer that question with a resounding, “no.” But public...

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is stepping up its water and sewer game — literally. The DEC wants to improve the...

After posting the “What the Heck is Pipe Pigging?” article by Matt Timberlake on TPOmag.com, we received this cool video from NEW...

If you follow college football at all — or own a TV, computer or a smartphone — you probably didn’t miss that...

Legos are awesome toys. Amazing toys. Toys that spur creativity and perhaps the occasional parental nightmare: a living room floor covered in...

Maybe it’s because so many water and wastewater treatment plants are located in sunny climes, but cold-weather operation doesn’t seem to get...

In the same week recently I heard from two professionals — one each from the wastewater and drinking water sides — about...

Clean-water plant workers attach a lot of pride to the job title “operator.” There are state and regional operator associations, and they...

In the past year, we’ve posted hundreds of stories to TPOmag.com. They include everything we know you love — plant and operator...

A Michigan State University (MSU) researcher is working with a Columbus, Ohio, company to develop a process that harnesses nano-technology to capture...

Taking a boat to work may sound like fun. Mark Mundt will tell you it was — the first time. During four...

The American Water Works Association released a new cost-impact assessment for an anticipated perchlorate regulation that is currently pending at the U.S....