Entries Tagged WEFTEC

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) recently announced students from the University of British Columbia and University of Colorado are the winners of...

The Utility of the Future Today recognition program returns for a third year to honor water resource recovery facilities for community engagement,...

Gary and Linda De Kock have paddled more than 3,800 river miles and raised some $39,000 for their favorite charity, Water For...

Two teams from Texas clinched first place in their respective divisions during the 30th annual Operations Challenge competition. Team TRA CReWSers won...

Utilis exhibited its technology for detecting leaks in urban water distribution and transmission networks from satellites during WEFTEC earlier this month.The technology...

Sherwin-Williams presented its 2017 Impact Awards for outstanding water and wastewater projects during WEFTEC earlier this month in Chicago.The winning project, completed...

Mentorship is the key to developing a new generation to replace the retiring wave of water and wastewater professionals.That was the theme...

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) recently announced its 2017 WEF Awards recipients for multiple categories, including individual service and contributions; public education;...

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) has announced 11 distinguished members as the 2017 WEF Fellows recipients. This designation recognizes members’ achievements, stature...

Twenty-five water utilities have been selected for recognition of their leadership in community engagement, watershed stewardship, and recovery of resources such as...

The directive from Tom Thorson to his team Tuesday afternoon was a common one among coaches.“Finish strong!”Finish strong in repairing an in-service...

Jerome Marshall went to work 22 years ago at the Sewer and Water Board of New Orleans “because I wanted to be...

For many exhibitors at WEFTEC, the show is an opportunity to promote new or redesigned products. Pump manufacturer KSB did that Monday...

In the two years since I started working for COLE Publishing, I’ve occasionally thought about how I used to perceive the water...