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Why World Toilet Day Matters
Toilet and bathroom habits are typically a taboo topic in the U.S. We blush when we excuse ourselves from a crowded room...
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News Briefs: Concrete Clogs Sewer; City Searches for Culprit
An emergency sewer project in Seattle — caused when concrete from a nearby construction project entered the sewer system — will take...
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Is Your Hydroexcavator Winter Ready?
In extremely cold temperatures and high winds, your hydroexcavation equipment can take a beating. When the mercury dips below zero, water lines...
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The Trenchless Event of the Year
Need an excuse to take a vacation? We’ve got one. Perma-Liner Industries LLC, a trenchless repair solutions manufacturer, will present the Trenchless...
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True Grit: Using Dry Abrasives to Scour Pipe
One of the costliest aspects of relining potable water pipes is the provision of pipeline by-pass systems to provide temporary water to...
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And the 2014 Tank of the Year Is ....
The 2014 Tnemec Tank of the Year has been awarded to Midland, Texas, for its intricate and creative oilfield-themed motif. For the...
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Monitor Grinder Pumps Remotely With the iota OneBox
The iota OneBox telemetry system from E/One Sewer Systems gives you complete command of your fleet of pressure sewer grinder pumps from...
Editorial
A Trenchless Education
NASSCO’s mission, to set industry standards for the assessment and rehabilitation of underground infrastructure, and to ensure the continued acceptance and growth...
Editorial
New Jersey Plans For Natural Disasters By Converting A Series Of Pumping Stations Into Mobile Units
October 2012 marked the East Coast passage of Superstorm Sandy, the second-most costly hurricane in United States history. Not content to simply...
Editorial
The Small Town Of Edgewood, Illinois Faces Big Challenges In Manhole Repair
When the Village of Edgewood, Ill., put in its first sewer system in the 1980s, many of the manhole covers wound up...
Editorial
Seeking Solutions And System Improvements In The Aftermath Of The Loma Prieta Earthquake
The earthquake hit at 5:04 p.m. on Oct. 17, 1989. Sixty-three lives were lost. Injuries numbered in the thousands. Property loss was...
Editorial
Invest In The Future
There are plenty of good reasons to push for greater investment in water infrastructure.The long-term cost of replacing old, deteriorating infrastructure is...
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News Briefs: San Francisco Bay Tunnel Open for Business
A new seismically resistant tunnel came into service last week, connecting Hetch Hetchy and East Bay water supplies with customers in the...
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Stormwater Management: The Flow Restrictor Solution
Editor's note: Here, we highlight just a portion of the Evanston, Ill., collections system. For more information, check out the December cover story,...
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Massachusetts Storm Sewer General Permit Open for Comments
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is releasing for public comment a draft general permit for small “Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems” (MS4)...
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Nu Flow Cleaning and Reinstating Tools Now Available for Purchase
Nu Flow Technologies Inc., a world-leading pipe lining manufacturer, installer and distributor has announced that its Pneumatic Micro-Cutter, Electric Micro-Cutter and interchangeable...












