Distribution Systems SymposiumThe American Water Works Association Distribution Systems Symposium and Exposition is Sept. 21-24 in Austin, Texas. Technical and exhibit...
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One Line at a Time
You wouldn’t depend on an 85-year-old toaster or furnace in your home, so why rely on an 85-year-old water or sewer line?That’s...
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Setting the Pace
It’s always satisfying when we accomplish our goals. I’m experiencing that satisfaction right now as NASSCO’s vision of creating standards for the...
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Bouncing Back
Beset by budget cuts, waves of retirements, shifting agendas from newly elected officials, and scarce resources, public employees need a new ally...
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New Twist on Valve Care
Exercising of valves and fire hydrants is a necessary but often time-consuming job. Mechanized and automatic exercisers reduce manual labor, and accompanying...
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New Catch Basin Cleaner Delivers Versatility
The VC16 vacuum catch basin cleaner from Vacall Industries Inc. is designed for municipalities that need a single machine able to perform...
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Quick Change
The pump station on busy Brady Road in Camas, Wash., had a reputation for pump failures, and maintenance and corrosion problems. The...
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STORM - It's up to Everyone
You could say that the stormwater team in Brewer, Maine, consists of hundreds and maybe thousands of people. That’s because the city...
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SEWER - Everything Under Control
Union Sanitary District (USD) manages 777 miles of sanitary sewer line, most of it 8-inch clay pipes. Clay pipe means a lot...
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WATER - Caring for the Conduit
In 1905, when the 5,000 citizens of Greeley, Colo., voted to build a new water plant, they were making a decision with...
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In Praise of Small
When I started working on this magazine some 32 months ago, I expected to deal with many big-city water, sewer and stormwater...
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SEWER - Forward Laterals
The city of Santa Rosa faces the same problem as cities through-out California and the United States: a deteriorating wastewater collection system...
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Industry News - July 2008
NESC Redesigns Web SiteThe National Environmental Services Center has redesigned its web site, www.nesc.wvu.edu. In development for more than a year, the...
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The Whole Picture
Self-propelled cameras have become a necessity for inspecting and diagnosing sewer problems. The technology traditionally relies on video photography, with features like...
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Stopping Pollution
The waters around Key West, Fla., are the cleanest in the state and home to the only living coral reefs in the...
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SEWER - Mains In Motion
It’s hard enough maintaining an aging sewer system under the best of conditions. It’s harder still when the terrain is challenging and...
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It's Their Ship
We often hear jokes about how “military intelligence” is an oxymoron. And we often hear complaints from managers that their employees just...
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WATER - Bursting With Pride
Round Rock, 15 minutes north of Austin in the hill country of central Texas, has seen its share of change since it...
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Taxes Are Good
Taxes are good. There. I’ve said it. I had to say it after watching a televised debate in which two candidates for...







