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03.24.2023 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

From the Magazine Hearts and Minds: A Connection with Plants and Gardening Helps this District Deliver Messages About Water's Value A California district hosts an October Waterwise Garden and Pumpkin Fest to stress water conservation and kick off the fall planting season. Read more

Rugged CHEM-FEED MC3 Diaphragm Pump CHEM-FEED’s quiet and energy-efficient design can handle high-pressure applications and high feed demands. Read more Sponsored by: Blue-White Industries

TPOMag.com Bug of the Month: Water Sponges and Wastewater Treatment Plants In this month's wastewater microbiology spotlight, we take a look at water sponges. Read more

What Happens to Chlorine Residuals in a Newly Mixed Drinking Water Storage Tank? A quick primer to help you understand what may happen to chlorine residuals immediately after active mixing is introduced. Read more Sponsored by: Ixom Watercare

From the Magazine News About Asahi/America, Aqueous Vets, Endress+Hauser, Badger Meter, Bentley Systems Read more

Reduce Project Execution Time with Field-Erected Treatment Systems Evoqua’s single-source approach integrates industry-leading expertise and equipment with design, build, installation and commissioning services. Read more Sponsored by: Evoqua Water Technologies

New Issue Preview April Issue: All According to Plan The April issue of Treatment Plant Operator is out, featuring Jeffrey Dorsey, maintenance manager of water operations for Michigan's Great Lakes Water Authority. Discover how Dorsey's strategic shift to planned and predictive maintenance revolutionized equipment reliability at Great Lakes Water Authority treatment plants and earned him a prestigious industry award. Watch preview

“We make our biogas on site, so we’re able to evaporate the liquid out rather than press it out.” From the article: Completing the Circle: Create Biosolids, Use the Biogas to Dry Them

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NBC News Utah is flush with snow and money. It might not be enough to save the Great Salt Lake.

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WBEZ The Illinois EPA has issued drinking water violation notices to 10 state-run prisons

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TAPinto Asbury Park Arts Council accepting applications for mural project on the city's wastewater treatment facility

The Baltimore Banner Operations suspended at wastewater treatment plant building damaged in explosion

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Martinsville Bulletin Treatment plant suit dismissed

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CBC CANADA: How Metro Vancouver is earthquake-proofing its water reservoirs in preparation for the 'Big One'

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