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Howell water treatment plant expansion

Is the local water treatment plant big enough for the new growth?

Is the Murfreesboro water treatment plant big enough to support the purposed new growth?

Wastewater treatment plants can become sustainable biorefineries

In the future, wastewater treatment plants can have a broader function by being converted into biorefineries.

Wastewater Treatment Plants Can Become Sustainable Biorefineries

All of the world's wastewater treatment plants produce large quantities of sewage sludge, used recently to produce biogas. In the future, treatment plants can have a broader function by being converted into biorefineries for the production of everything from biogas to different new materials.

10 Safety Tips for Workers in Water Treatment Plants

What steps can people who work in this environment take to protect themselves and their employees?

4 Signs You Are Ready To Upgrade Your Wastewater Treatment Plant

There are a whole variety of reasons why operators and managers come to the decision that its time to upgrade their wastewater treatment plants.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lakin Water Treatment Plant.

We wanted to pass along some of the questions we field in the office. Our thought is that many of you may have the same questions and we want to answer as many as we can. WATER RATESQ: Why did the…

Can sewage treatment plants protect fish from the chemicals in the water?

What Are The Environmental Considerations Of A Seawater Treatment Plant?

A seawater treatment plant was designed as one of the solutions to the recent water scarcity problems. Fresh and drinkable water isn’t easy to find in some places. As the world’s population grows and industrial production increases, even the largest of the world’s freshwater sources can eventually become strained. Therefore, desalination is meant to expand our sources of water across the world.

Berwick-based company applies to build natural gas wastewater treatment plant

The state Department of Environmental Protection has received an application for a Berwick-based company to build a natural gas wastewater treatment plant in Lake Township.<br>Waveco Energy Services applied for a general permit to build a wastewater treatm

8 Water Use Numbers You Should Know

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A Living Sewage Treatment Plant? These People Grew One

Every flush of a standard toilet creates a several-gallon problem. Instead of wasting water, plants and animals can transform human waste into water rated pure enough to drink.

Sewage? No. Water resources? Yes. Delta Township aims to rebrand its wastewater treatment plant

Delta Township wants to rebrand its Wastewater Treatment Plant. The new name won't say anything about sewage or waste. Instead, it will be a Water Resource Recovery Facility.

6 Things Only A Sewage Treatment Plant Knows About Your Town

Well, at least the good news is we don't have to give up toilet paper.

Progressive Design-Build And Public Infrastructure: The Dalles Wastewater Treatment Plant

When looking toward the future, capacity and efficiency are essential to treatment plant design and construction — as is the proper project delivery method.

Last water service line with lead to be removed in Lansing

The public utility that serves Lansing is celebrating the replacement of its last lead water line.

Opinion: Those Who Plan for Growth Should Plan for Water Services

We may clamor for development, but do we have the water utilities to support it?

Sludge buildup could lead to a million-dollar project at Kewanee’s sewage treatment plant

Most people just flush and forget about the steps taken to clean their sewage.

Flint Will Start Shutting Off Water Service To Delinquent Customers

Imagine a restaurant forcing you to pay for a meal that made you sick. That's exactly what many Flint residents are going through right now due to the

Fire interrupts service at Wells sewage treatment plant

Wells Sanitary District customers have been asked to restrict water use to "essential needs only."