With PFAS, or "forever chemicals," under intense scrutiny, 2024 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for water treatment regulations. PFAS...
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Responding to Climate Extremes: How Utilities Are Preparing for 2024’s Weather
Planning for the UnexpectedUtilities across the country are preparing for the growing unpredictability of weather patterns in 2024. As extreme weather events...
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Top Safety Tips for New Plant Operators
Starting out as an operator comes with a lot to learn, especially when it comes to staying safe on the job. Here...
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The Race to Fill Roles in Water and Wastewater Treatment
With retirement numbers climbing among water and wastewater plant operators, the industry faces a serious workforce shortage across the U.S. The Environmental...
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Drone Inspections: A New Perspective for Sewer System Maintenance
Municipalities are increasingly turning to drone technology to enhance sewer system inspections. Traditionally, inspecting sewer lines required time-consuming and labor-intensive methods, often...
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5 Fun Ways to Get Your Community Involved in Water Conservation
Water conservation isn’t just the responsibility of municipalities — getting the entire community involved can make a huge difference. But how do...
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'We Work with Sewage, Of Course We...': Real Talk from the Front Lines of Municipal Sewer Work
In a recent TikTok video by @sydneywater, two municipal sewer workers give a candid and humorous take on the realities of their...
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Asheville Faces Water Crisis After Hurricane Helene
Entry 340104Two weeks after Hurricane Helene struck Asheville, North Carolina, the city is still struggling with a major water crisis. The North...
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Maximizing Resources: Repurposing Old Equipment in Municipalities
As budgets tighten, municipalities are getting creative by repurposing older equipment instead of discarding it. Whether it's using aging vehicles for less...
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First Day at the Treatment Plant: Arm Floaties Included!
Entry 340107We've all been there — first day at the treatment plant, trying to look confident while secretly wondering what we just signed...
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A Real-Life Example of Social Media at Work for Water Treatment Centers
Entry 340110Social media is proving to be a game-changer for water treatment centers and manufacturers, bringing transparency to the forefront. Take a...
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How Hurricane Helene is Impacting Municipal Water Services
As Hurricane Helene makes its way across the coast, municipalities are feeling the pressure to protect water services. Storms and heavy rainfall...
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Debunking Common Treatment Myths: What You Need to Know
When it comes to wastewater treatment, there are plenty of misconceptions floating around. These myths can lead to misunderstandings about how treatment...
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Embrace a New Path: Why It’s Never Too Late to Pursue a Career in Wastewater Treatment
Entry 340113It’s never too late to reinvent your career and dive into a field that's both rewarding and impactful. Take Dan Hubiak,...
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Harnessing Social Media for Municipalities: A New Wave of Engagement
Real-Time Updates: Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook allow municipalities to provide immediate updates on emergencies or service disruptions. This keeps...
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What’s Your Treatment Plant Superpower?
Ever wondered what superpower you'd have if you were a superhero in the world of treatment plants? No need for a cape...
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Examples of Successful Community Involvement in Infrastructure Upgrade Projects
Infrastructure upgrades are vital to maintaining the safety and efficiency of water and sewer systems, but they’re most successful when the community...
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Lead Pipe Replacement: Overcoming Challenges in Aging Water Systems
Replacing lead pipes is a critical step toward ensuring safe, clean drinking water, but it’s no small task. Aging water infrastructure poses...
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From Waste to Resource: Innovative Approaches to Repurposing Biosolids
Biosolids, often seen as just a byproduct of wastewater treatment, are now being recognized for their potential as valuable resources. Treatment plants...

















