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The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is stepping up its water and sewer game — literally. The DEC wants to improve the...

The 2013 Tnemec Tank of the Year has been awarded and the City of Mt. Vernon, Ill., was crowned the winner. The...

You’re all familiar with the ever-increasing burden of passing along water and sewer rate increases to customers. Unfortunately, your hands are usually...

The words “public education” bring to mind quite a few typical images, including PowerPoint presentations, brochures and fact sheets. But that doesn’t...

The annual Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show was recently held in Las Vegas where there was no shortage of trucks, bolt-ons...

The American Water Works Association released a new cost-impact assessment for an anticipated perchlorate regulation that is currently pending at the U.S....

For most people, spring yard work means getting the mower ready, or trimming back some overgrown hedges. For equipment operators at the...

Pipe-tapping competition has been around for decades, testing teams’ strength, skill and speed, but this year history was made. The Madison Water...

A successful pipeline cleaning program requires three important ingredients: a quality combination unit, efficient nozzles and an effective cleaning operator. The first...

Green infrastructure is a proven strategy for stormwater management. But there’s something new on the horizon that could best be described as...

Protecting your collection and treatment works from sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) and blockages has become more difficult over the last few years....

The EK7651H from Makita is the world’s first four-stroke power cutter and has several advantages over two-stroke models. For contractors, the MM4...

Taking an existing process and doing it better is nothing new; in fact, you could argue that this is the defining characteristic...