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Stories About Water Environment Federation

Need a Career Boost?
Editorial
May 17, 2022

The Water Environment Federation offers scholarships to help aspiring and established operators improve their skills and ascend the licensing ladder.

A New Hampshire Plant Keeps Humming Along Through a Four-Year Upgrade
A New Hampshire Plant Keeps Humming Along Through a Four-Year Upgrade
Editorial
May 16, 2022

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

This Pennsylvania Operator Has Learned the Value of a Fully Trained, Team-Oriented Staff
This Pennsylvania Operator Has Learned the Value of a Fully Trained, Team-Oriented Staff
Editorial
April 18, 2022

Michael Sedon excels in plant operations. He takes pride in helping his colleagues and others achieve their own brands of excellence.

DE&I: Welcoming, and Fostering People From All Backgrounds, Races, Ethnicities and More
DE&I: Welcoming, and Fostering People From All Backgrounds, Races, Ethnicities and More
Editorial
December 08, 2021

The Water Environment Federation takes aggressive action to promote diversity, equity and inclusion in in its own ranks and across the industry.

From Building Rockets to Analyzing Wastewater: Liz Werth Finds a Rewarding Career
From Building Rockets to Analyzing Wastewater: Liz Werth Finds a Rewarding Career
Editorial
January 14, 2021

Elisabeth Werth turned a lifelong aptitude for math and science into an award-winning career as a lab analyst with Denver Metro.

An Island Shaped Like a School Emblem Sends a Powerful Message of Environmental Stewardship
An Island Shaped Like a School Emblem Sends a Powerful Message of Environmental Stewardship
Editorial
January 14, 2021

Broken Arrow city and school district partner to create what is believed to be Oklahoma’s largest floating wetland.

Worth Noting - November 2020
Editorial
October 16, 2020

People/Awards; Events

Some Clean-Water Plants Have Trouble Finding Land to Apply Their Biosolids. That’s Not the Case for This Colorado City.
Some Clean-Water Plants Have Trouble Finding Land to Apply Their Biosolids. That’s Not the Case for This Colorado City.
Editorial
October 16, 2020

The award-winning Fort Collins biosolids program follows quality procedures in applying Class B material on a city-owned 26,000-acre ranch.

Worth Noting - October 2020
Editorial
September 15, 2020

People/Awards; Event
For WEF's Walt Marlowe, Water Is an 'Absolutely Fascinating Topic'
For WEF's Walt Marlowe, Water Is an 'Absolutely Fascinating Topic'
Editorial
September 15, 2020

The Water Environment Federation’s executive director looks forward to meeting today’s water challenges, fostering innovation and elevating the stature of operators.