Editorial
- Power + Water = Steam
  Demand for energy has the North American water and wastewater market for the power industry in growth mode over the next few years – which means a steamy future for niche players, says Frost & Sullivan.
- The Pipe & the Precipice
  A break in a clay pipe over a 100-foot cliff in Oregon north of Portland along the Columbia River offers challenge for repair and installation of Perma-Liner system for Zwald Industrial Services
- Keeping Cool under Pressure
  Coolant production proves efficient, ecological with low-pressure-drop valve and well-designed site layout
Columns
- EPA to Crack Down on Water Polluters
  Water resources are gaining a higher profile in the media, thanks in part to droughts in the West and an invigorated environmental movement.
- An Overhaul for Water Rules Enforcement
  EPA looks at three-prong approach to more effective regulation.
- Piping Care and Adjustments
  Pipe gets old and changes over time, needing check-ups just like we do
- As Predicted, Even More Changes to Spill Prevention Rules
  EPA just published a notice it’s delaying the SPCC regulation for the fifth time – a big deal for any facility with an SPCC plan since they can wait even longer to update it.
- UV & Ozone in Cooling Towers
  Q: What are advantages and disadvantages in using UV light or ozone to treat cooling tower water?
- View of Water Market from Across the Pond
  Associate of UK’s Carbon International sees flood of investment opportunities with focus on infrastructure and ‘green’ technology
- Mining Runoff Treatment Gets SCADA Solution
  Upgrade to Opto 22 SNAP PAC System at Colorado’s Leadville Mine Drainage Tunnel proves key to monitoring & controlling water treatment processes
- Green Power
  Innovative water treatment design helps Midwest power station go green with packaged MF/RO system that cuts chemical discharges into manmade lake ...
- - Biogas Recovery from California Dairy Waste Eases Energy Needs
    Flexible fuel cells turn wastewater into clean energy in Tulare, CA, with distributed generation providing up to 50% of regional wastewater facility's power requirements.
- - Unknown SCADA Connections Could Mean Disaster
    Analyzing TCP/IP connectivity in assets and networks, uncovering risk patterns and pinpointing policy weaknesses is crucial to power utilities ...
Departments
- Product Showcase
- Water Briefs
  Construction has begun on a mine drainage treatment facility that will restore aquatic life to the upper reaches of one of America’s most polluted rivers ...
- SCADA & Process Control
  The Model ML04 Water Specialties Propeller Flow Meter™ from McCrometer is available with an optional transmitter ...
- New Products
  ADS LLC offers a full line of advanced water loss control products for leak detection and flow measurement.

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