WATER REUSE AND RECYCLING ARTICLES
Sacramento-area community to use treated wastewater to water public landscaping
The community of Laguna, California, will benefit from treated, reused wastewater to irrigate landscaping at parks, schools and streets, according ...
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Synagro announces award of major class A project
The Pinellas County Board of Commissioners awarded to Synagro a contract to design, build and operate a biosolids heat drying/pelletization facilit...
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L.A. sanitation staff commended for rapid response to public safety and health needs
Sanitation workers from the Department of Public Works Los Angeles-Glendale Water Reclamation Plant recently were commended for their actions duri...
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Black & Veatch begins $6 million renovation of Pensacola WWTP
Black & Veatch by Escambia County Utilities Authority was awarded a $6 million project to renovate the 20-year-old process train in its Pensacola ...
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Fitch rates Tampa, Fla. Water & Sewer $67.2 million bonds 'AA'
Fitch rates Tampa, FL's approximately $67,240,000 water and sewer systems refunding revenue bonds, series 2001A 'AA'.
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Florida coastal town resolves clogging pumps with special impeller
A Florida water reclamation plant's persistent problems with clogged pumps was resolved with a special type of impeller which can cut through fibro...
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New WERF project on risk assessment in water reuse gets under way
A new WERF project aims to evaluate different methods that have been used for microbial risk assessment (MRA) and demonstrate through case studies...
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Gwinnett hopes latest expansion will keep it flushing
In a 700-acre tract in Gwinnett County is a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility that will enable Gwinnett to grow at least until 2020. T...
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Georgia Centrifuge Project Reduces Sludge Disposal Costs
Two Georgia wastewater treatment plants have traded in their centrifuges for more efficient models, and in the process saved $300,000 per year in b...
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New Headworks Solves Clogging Problems
The Temecula Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility in Temecula, Calif., uses an Auger Monster grinding system in place of traditional headwork...
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