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Biosolids created at municipal wastewater treatment plants can generate odors, which can cause complaints among operators and the community. Belt filter presses,...

An effective benefits package based on employee engagement levels can prove significant, with productivity and efficiency levels boosted, sickness and absenteeism reduced,...

If your drain cleaning business has become stagnant, consider diversifying. Additional services can be the key to your company’s growth.Consider septic tank...

During an unprecedented wave of retirements, leadership is a hot issue for water and wastewater utilities. To develop effective leaders to fill...

We celebrate the continued dedication and hard work of drain cleaning contractors by revisiting companies profiled 10 years ago in Cleaner magazine....

It’s a case of triple serendipity. The Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant serving New York City in Brooklyn, produces three million cubic...

Cold, frost and frozen pipes are an annual occurrence in Wisconsin. But even in the land of the Frozen Tundra, this year’s...

Hydraulic fracturing requires plenty of water. However, Shell Canada Energy has reduced its reliance on potable water to zero at the Montney...

During an unprecedented wave of retirements, leadership is a hot issue for water and wastewater utilities. To develop effective leaders to fill...

Respirators protect workers from inhaling dangerous material that can cause acute or chronic respiratory problems. Acute conditions occur suddenly and usually involve...

Whether you’ve been pumping septic tanks for decades or you just purchased your first vacuum truck, when money and expensive equipment are...

After five years of work, the Delaware Groundwater Discharges Section of the Department of Natural Resources has updated its septic regulations. The...

A new year may usher in many changes, both positive and negative, but for some employers, the problems of absenteeism and lost...

Natural gas is cheaper than diesel, cleaner-burning and domestically produced. It’s also quite abundant in the sense that the U.S. won’t be...