Wisconsin Articles

In this month’s regulations update, a diesel truck emissions phase-in period is underway for pumpers on the West Coast, and lawmakers throw the book at septage odors.

Waukesha Wastewater Treatment Division navigates a maze of system improvements and plots a course for stronger operations.

A once-boring municipal pump station gets a green makeover. See how the Madison Water Utility turned unused rooftop space into a downtown community garden.

In this month’s regulations update, pumpers see a major surge in septic tanks overwhelmed by heavy snowmelt, and more onsite rules are in the works.

The Stevens Point treatment plant lives up to its community’s environmental ethic while helping to create a climate friendly to business expansion and economic strength.

Step up! Onsite professionals donated materials and labor for the design and one-day installation of a system for a Wisconsin family. How do you help your community?

A Wisconsin sand mining company focuses on community, and makes a positive impact on local citizens.

Initial reports uncovered $25 million in infrastructure damages. And that’s just the start for Wisconsin — a state hit hard by one of the harshest winters on record.

The water utility in Wisconsin’s capital city combs older neighborhoods to find old private wells as part of efforts to protect its groundwater supply.

Nutrient recovery takes a front seat in Madison, Wis., where phosphorus ends up in fertilizer instead of local waters.

In May, utility crews in Milwaukee fixed 107 mains, far exceeding monthly averages. What caused the outbreak? And is it a symptom of a national infrastructure problem?

Gary Hanson doubles as an operations specialist for a global consulting firm and superintendent of a tiny utility. Both profit from his problem-solving skills.

The Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District celebrates clean-water initiatives with new award.