Editorial Articles

When masses of aquatic weeds and floating algae blooms began taking over their town’s namesake lake, the residents of Liberty Lake took...

The town of Newmarket, New Hampshire, may be tiny and its Environmental Services Department might not be big enough to field a...

What do you get when you cross opencut with directional drilling and historical landmarks? The answer could be a recipe for disaster...

Every February I head to Indianapolis for the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show. I didn’t spend as much time...

It may sound too good to be true, but there’s actually an easy way for managers to become more productive as well...

Sewer cleaning has a number of unique atmospheric hazards, thanks to the lack of natural air movement and an abundance of toxic...

Technology makes it super simple to send a quick text, instant message or email for an immediate response and swift gratification. It...

PEOPLE/AWARDSGibbs & Olson (Washington) hired T.J. Griggs as a project engineer. Among his projects are analysis and design of stormwater detention and...

CUES has developed a pipeline inspection tool designed to significantly reduce unplanned downtime. The CUES REDI (Remote Evaluation Diagnostic Inspection) Kit is...

Mooresville (North Carolina) Public Utilities earned the state’s Distribution System of the Year award three years in a row from 2014-16. The...

Few communities in America are more conscious of their water supply than Marana, Arizona. Located a few miles northwest of Tucson along Interstate...

Winning is beginning to look like a habit for the Florida community of Bonita Springs. In a nine-year period, Bonita Springs Utilities...

I’ve lived quite a few places, but I’ve never had better water right from the tap than where I live now. I...