Water and wastewater treatment plants protect public health, waterways, and community resilience, yet they also consume substantial electricity, fuel, and…
Water and wastewater treatment is increasingly expected to address compounds that occur at very low concentrations but attract significant public, regulatory,…
A water reuse master plan gives a municipal utility a practical framework for turning treated wastewater, stormwater, or other local sources into reliable…
California’s wastewater operator certification system has changed alongside the state’s water infrastructure, environmental standards, and public expectations.…
Wastewater-based epidemiology uses signals found in sewage to understand health conditions across communities. By measuring biological markers, pathogens,…
Treatment plants depend on pumps, blowers, centrifuges, mixers, screens, valves, and chemical dosing systems working reliably around the clock. A sudden…
A wastewater treatment facility in the Los Angeles Basin began seeing elevated total nitrogen in its final effluent as influent conditions changed and…
Water rates are a significant operating cost for manufacturers, food processors, laboratories, refineries, warehouses, and other industrial facilities. Yet the…