Entries Tagged Water Quality

Dedication comes naturally for the team at the William C. Maytum Water Treatment Plant in New Port Richey. Serving 35,000 residents in the...

For those who have dedicated years to the wastewater management industry, it’s easy to overlook the profound impact your work continues to...

Producing good water is a balancing act on Alabama’s Dauphin Island. The barrier island a few miles off the state’s coast in the...

Melanie Vines entered college with her sights set on an engineering career focused on solving water problems and improving water quality in...

While residents in California are still dealing with damage from last month's floods — after years of devastating droughts — University of...

Nitrogen and phosphorus from clean-water plant discharges and a variety of other sources are a growing cause for concern, since they can...

It’s amazing what people sometimes find when working on stream cleanup projects. During the Rivers Alive cleanup sponsored by the Clayton County...

A new residuals management process at a water treatment plant in Alberta is designed to improve the environment for fish and for recreational...

The Village of Hinckley needed to upgrade its rotating biological contactor plant to activated sludge to meet a consent decree. Looking to minimize impact...

One of the best things about the wastewater treatment industry is operators' and lab technicians' willingness to share stories, advice, know-how and new technologies...

Explore the challenges that come with initial chloramine creation, common issues in chloraminated distribution systems, and how to mitigate nitrification and water...

In 2006 Chad Ziegler inherited a small water utility that had just changed from private to public ownership – and one with...

After a week-long trial, a federal jury awarded the City of Pomona, California, $48 million in damages from SQM North America Corporation — a...

Paul Haugen had a mystery on his hands. The six wells supplying water to Germantown Waterworks’ customers were supposed to be inspected every...