WEFTEC Articles

Editor's Note: Innovation was a big theme at WEFTEC 2014. We'll be featuring a few of the new and better technologies found...

Note: Ted J. Rulseh, editor of TPO magazine, was at WEFTEC in New Orleans this week. If you didn't get a chance...

Duct tape and cardboard, recycled bottles, toilet bowl floats and other items help solve tricky problems.It’s not always costly engineering solutions that...

While thousands of new and innovative products aimed at improving water and wastewater infrastructure hit the market every year, it’s also important...

Note: Ted J. Rulseh, editor of TPO magazine, is blogging from WEFTEC in New Orleans this week. If you're at the show and...

Their telltale denim vests are hard to miss. So are their motorcycles. Without a doubt, the Water Buffalos — also known as...

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

Editor’s Note: We will be highlighting the winners of WEF’s Operator Ingenuity Winners in an ongoing series on our website. The winners...

You improved a process, created a new tool, fixed a problem. You found a better way to draw samples. You created a...

A New York Court of Appeals ruling on fracking could have repercussions for biosolids application, according to State Sen. George D. Maziarz....

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and Brown and Caldwell received the Award for Excellence in Innovation from the Water Environment Research Foundation at...

Hach Company is searching for one U.S. wastewater facility to partner with and give a complete Real-Time Control Sludge Thickening System (RTC-ST)...

Hach Company is searching for one U.S. wastewater facility to partner with and give a complete Real-Time Control Sludge Thickening System (RTC-ST)...

This comment comes from Rachel Reese, a writer in Niceville, Fla.: I’d like to begin by saying that I love TPO magazine. You captured...