Wastewater agencies are under growing pressure to reduce biosolids disposal costs, improve energy performance, and manage limited digester capacity. Sludge…
Water reclamation in the Los Angeles Basin is a story of adaptation. A region shaped by seasonal rainfall, long dry periods, population growth, and industrial…
Wastewater operators increasingly move between agencies, consulting firms, and treatment facilities in different states. That mobility creates an important…
Chemical and equipment contracts shape the reliability, safety, and cost of water and wastewater operations. A favorable agreement is not simply the one with…
Wet weather storage tanks play a critical role in protecting treatment plants and collection systems during storms. They temporarily hold peak flows, reduce…
A sewer spill can move from a localized operational problem to a public health, environmental, and regulatory emergency within minutes. A blocked force main,…
Centrifuge dewatering has become a central process for reducing biosolids volume, transportation costs, and disposal liabilities at water resource recovery…
The Los Angeles River has long been understood as both essential infrastructure and a public landscape with untapped potential. Its concrete channels protect…
Headworks are the first line of protection for a wastewater treatment plant. They remove screenings, grit, and other debris before these materials can damage…