Foundation slates meeting for December 8 at your desktop.
American Nurses Association links water protection and health.
The Water Environment Association of Texas team is on a serious winning streak.
Louisiana, New Mexico Pueblos to receive help in assessing the health of their resources.
The agency says it will step up efforts in pollution caused by such activities as CAFOs, sewer overflows, and runoff from industrial facilities, construction sites, and urban areas.
Larkin Baggett was convicted of ordering employees to dump industrial wastes into a sanitary sewer drain and aggravated assault.
Baseline Engineering designed the $3.2 M Integrated Fixed Film Activated Sludge wastewater treatment facility for the town.
The Massachusetts Water Pollution Control Association recognized the facility for its consistent removal of TSS, BOD, and fecal coliform. The plant is operated by Veolia Water.
Joplin, Mo., gets $477,000 for new sewer and Kansas County gets $1,146,000 for drinking water distribution expansion.
ITT modified the process with an Intermittent Cycle Extended Aeration System.
The company says its new 2100Q portable turbidimeter delivers the most accurate turbidity readings
Penn State engineer and Napa Wine Company use a microbial electrolysis plant to process agricultural wastewater.
New York Gov. David A. Paterson announced $3.5 million for innovative water quality projects in the North Country through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Applied Cleantech and Qteros have developed Q Microbe technology, which transforms municipal wastewater solids material into automobile fuel.
Discharges from the Agana and Northern District wastewater treatment plants exceeded Territorial water quality standards for bacteria.
Company files patent for surface-mounted algae system to help treat wastewater and produce algae for fuel
The Water Environment Federation anticipated the possible fallout from the national recession at this year's WEFTEC.09, which will be held Oct. 10-14 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla., and took action. The association retained its 2008 registration rates and has offered utilities discount pricing packages.
- By L.K. Williams, EPonline
A major goal is to develop new approaches to detect, monitor, predict, control, and mitigate harmful algae and their impacts in Texas coastal waters.