As clean-water plants increasingly look to save energy and maximize energy production, the U.S. EPA offers assistance on combined heat and power.

A Pennsylvania treatment facility helps make up for income lost with industrial plant closings by installing an efficient receiving facility for septage, grease and sludges.

NACWA advocates control of nonpoint pollution sources as a key to reducing nutrient loadings to the nation’s waters.

By now biosolids should have come of age as a well-accepted recycled product, yet public suspicion still exists. Here’s a perspective on the issue from the Northwest US.

The Water Environment Federation’s new executive director gives high priority to raising awareness of the importance of infrastructure and the value of water professionals.

Pilot testing with cloth media filtration documents one way to achieve the strict effluent total phosphorus limits being prescribed in today’s permits.

Tacoma Public Utilities and its water-related operations are part of an effort to promote sustainability and environmental quality as a catalyst for economic growth.

Clean Water Services in Oregon sees significant and tangible benefits from naming itself for the end product, rather than the raw material.