Whether doing wastewater microscopy or operating a membrane-based reuse system, Andrew Shepherd ensures quality plant performance.

When a creamery closed and left his town’s clean-water plant short of revenue, Kendall Chamberlain and his team devised an innovative solution.

A New Hampshire recycling company uses a low-temperature drying process to deliver 90% dry Class A biosolids for a variety of beneficial uses.

A Suspended Air Flotation process helps the California Department of Corrections conquer an algae problem and produce high-value Title 22 water for farm irrigation.

The Wisconsin-based Water Council’s Pilot Program looks to help speed promising water technologies from concept to commercialization.

A sensor measures phosphate in real time at different water depths, helping water utilities understand conditions in reservoirs and anticipate treatment needs.

Clean-water plants have a ready source of renewable fuel. A conference in May offers educational sessions and more on how to put it to use.