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Researchers Study New Method for Breaking Down Pharmaceuticals in Wastewater
Researchers Study New Method for Breaking Down Pharmaceuticals in Wastewater
Online Exclusives
March 13, 2017
Scientists from the University of Minnesota are predicting how certain drugs will break down in wastewater.
News Briefs: Alaska Gets Failing Grade In Water/Wastewater Infrastructure
News Briefs: Alaska Gets Failing Grade In Water/Wastewater Infrastructure
Online Exclusives
March 08, 2017
In this week's water and wastewater news, a civil engineering group gives Alaska a failing water infrastructure grade; and a wastewater truck hits and kills a woman in Spokane, Washington.
LIFT Technology Scan Identifies 16 New Technologies
Online Exclusives
March 07, 2017
City Solves Iron and Manganese Problems With Treatment System
City Solves Iron and Manganese Problems With Treatment System
Online Exclusives
March 06, 2017

A new water treatment facility faced the added challenge of dealing with high levels of iron and manganese. Find out how an AdEdge treatment system solved the problem.
Water Treatment Vulnerabilities Exposed Via Simulated Ransomware Attack
Water Treatment Vulnerabilities Exposed Via Simulated Ransomware Attack
Online Exclusives
March 02, 2017
Georgia Tech researchers are highlighting vulnerabilities in the control systems of water and wastewater treatment facilities by using ransomware.
News Briefs: Residents Launching Their Own Utility to Deal With Bad Water
News Briefs: Residents Launching Their Own Utility to Deal With Bad Water
Online Exclusives
March 01, 2017
In this week's water and wastewater news, a group of 500 citizens in New Mexico is looking at starting its own utility to solve water problems; and water testing near Atlanta uncovers nearly 50 schools with lead contamination.
Updated Water Management Plan to Help Utilities Meet Infrastructure Challenges
Online Exclusives
February 27, 2017
An updated Effective Utility Management Primer being offered by a 10-partner coalition may hold the key to sustainable water sector organization in the 21st century.
News Briefs: Untreated Waste Continues Spilling Into Puget Sound
News Briefs: Untreated Waste Continues Spilling Into Puget Sound
Online Exclusives
February 22, 2017
In this week's water and wastewater news, flooding has caused damage at a Seattle WWTP and effluent will likely violate clean water standards for months; and a $722 million lawsuit was filed against the U.S. EPA over the Flint water crisis.
More Than a Concrete Jungle: An Outsider Tours Water-Centric Milwaukee
More Than a Concrete Jungle: An Outsider Tours Water-Centric Milwaukee
Blogs
February 20, 2017
These tours definitely brought me closer to understanding the inner workings of a major city’s waterworks.
How Getting an Operator's Perspective Helped This WWTP Designer
How Getting an Operator's Perspective Helped This WWTP Designer
Editorial
February 15, 2017
As he rose through the ranks in the water utility industry, Mark Knudson never forgot the essential role of water and wastewater operators.
Traditional Retirement Not an Option for This Award-Winning Operator
Traditional Retirement Not an Option for This Award-Winning Operator
Editorial
February 15, 2017
After a successful career at the wastewater treatment plant in Nashua, New Hampshire, John Adie brings his experience to two more clean-water facilities.
WWTP Energy Audit Leads to Money-Saving Changes
WWTP Energy Audit Leads to Money-Saving Changes
Editorial
February 15, 2017
An energy audit points the way to major savings in aeration and a host of future improvements for the clean-water plant in Stratford, Ontario.
Hurricane Leads Hoboken Plant to Design, Install Major Improvements
Hurricane Leads Hoboken Plant to Design, Install Major Improvements
Editorial
February 15, 2017
Rain gardens built after Hurricane Sandy help control runoff and provide lessons in green infrastructure for the New Jersey city of Hoboken.
Rehabilitating Gravity Filters
Rehabilitating Gravity Filters
Editorial
February 15, 2017
A dual parallel lateral configuration in a media filter underdrain offers advantages in effective backwashing and efficient filtration.
Finding the Funds for Big Upgrades in Small Towns
Finding the Funds for Big Upgrades in Small Towns
Editorial
February 15, 2017
Operators in small communities often find themselves with many more needs than available funds can meet. Here is a perspective from an operator in that position.
Letters
Editorial
February 15, 2017
Worth Noting - March 2017
Editorial
February 15, 2017
People/Awards; Calendar
News Briefs: Operator's Accidental Keystroke Leaves 80,000 Without Water
News Briefs: Operator's Accidental Keystroke Leaves 80,000 Without Water
Online Exclusives
February 15, 2017
In this week's water and wastewater news, an operator in Orange County makes a computer error that pumps excess fluoride into the water system; a treatment plant team is suspended for negligence; and customers in Louisiana find pink water coming from their taps.
The Battle of the Minnesota River Basin: How 41 Cities Are Challenging Regulations
The Battle of the Minnesota River Basin: How 41 Cities Are Challenging Regulations
Online Exclusives
February 14, 2017
With untold millions in upgrade costs on the line, 41 cities in the Minnesota River Basin are telling the state its proposed phosphorus reduction standards don't make sense.
Pipeline H2O Announces Inaugural Class
Online Exclusives
February 09, 2017
Eight startup companies have been selected for the first-ever Pipeline H2O program aimed at addressing the world's water challenges.