Leak-detection technology continues to be refined. Various technologies have been used in equipment to detect leaks, each with strengths and weaknesses.ADS Environmental...
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Editorial
Tightening Up
Clear water from illegally plumbed sump pumps, underdrains, and other sources posed a major problem for Dave Hofer, P.E., assistant county engineer...
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Winding Underwater
The 24,000-foot-long concrete and cast-iron Lake Oswego (Ore.) interceptor sewer (LOIS) had insufficient capacity to handle development and peak wet-weather flows, resulting...
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Industry Rising
The 30th Annual Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International struck an optimistic note for the environmental service industry. Attendance reached 8,784 persons...
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Making It Last
It’s amazing sometimes to think of what used to get buried in the name of water and sewer piping (especially sewer) back...
Editorial
Letters to the Editor
Believer in CertificationTo the editor:I enjoyed reading “Thoughts on Certification” (From the Editor, MSW, February 2010). I am an advocate for certification...
Editorial
Out of Sight Becomes Top of Mind
While disaster-response teams raced against time in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, the time bomb of the outbreak of disease continued to tick. Setting the...
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Communicating Through Conflict
Where there are people, there is conflict. It affects us all. The failure to communicate effectively, or to communicate at all, is...
Blogs
House passes jobs and infrastructure bill
On March 24, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Small Business and Infrastructure Jobs Tax Act (H.R. 4849), which eliminates the...
Blogs
The price of quality infrastructure
George Hawkins, who heads the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority, has taken on a formidable challenge. He’s trying to win...
Blogs
"That pipe isn't going to clean itself!"
A New Jersey representative held up a piece of dilapidated sewer pipe in front of colleagues on the floor of the House...
Blogs
Funds for infrastructure
The Clean Water Council (CWC) is encouraging inclusion of the Sustainable Water Infrastructure Investment Act (HR 537) in the latest jobs bill...
Editorial
Devouring Trouble
The Jefferson Street Pump Station in Centralia, Wash., handles one-third of the city’s sewage from six other pump stations and a 24-inch...
Editorial
Inspection By Robot
Contractors and municipalities are constantly alert for ways to make the process of inspecting underground pipes less time- and labor-intensive, especially in...
Editorial
Clean Water on TAPP
John Cox approaches stormwater problems the same way they were created: little by little. As grant manager for the Think About Personal...
Editorial
Battle of the Blockage
The City of Cedar Rapids has reduced sanitary sewer backups by more than 80 percent — proof that its aggressive war on...
Editorial
Simple Things Done Right
The Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP) gives two major awards every year: Water Distribution System of the Year, and Wastewater Collection...
Editorial
It Works Both Ways
When it comes to running a water utility, saving water and saving energy mean pretty much the same thing. When water is...








