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Why sludge age matters more than you think

When plants monitor sludge age, they’re looking at how long microorganisms hang out in their system before they’re pushed out. Some describe it as the average age of your biomass.

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San Antonio set to secure water future with expanded underground storage

The San Antonio Water System, a utility over 2 million people, secured a $26.7 million state loan to design an expanded underground water repository.

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Chemung County, N.Y., receives national award for unique wastewater project financing approach

Thanks to an aggressive grant writing approach, Chemung County has successfully obtained over $72 million in grants and $22 million in zero-percent interest hardship loans for the consolidation project.

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New York State allocates $3.3 million for wastewater engineering planning

These planning grants are a foundational step, financing detailed engineering and design work needed to transform ideas into fully “shovel-ready” proposals.

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Tennessee flags major violations at Pikeville wastewater plant

According to the agency’s report, treated effluent showed dangerous E. coli levels—more than double the legal limit.

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Akron’s BioCEPT project: Real-time innovation in a high-stakes consent decree

BioCEPT—short for Biological Chemically Enhanced Primary Treatment—helps Akron manage massive inflows during storm events.

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Lake Mead recreation navigates new normal amid receding waters

Dwindling waters and 20 years of ongoing drought have reshaped Lake Mead’s shorelines.

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Collier County, Fla., moves ahead with water infrastructure buildout

Collier County, Fla., is moving into the final design phase of its long-planned Northeast wastewater and water treatment facilities.

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$2.75-million UV disinfection upgrade under way at Royersford Wastewater Treatment Plant

Pennsylvania American Water announced the start of a UV light disinfection system upgrade at its Royersford Wastewater Treatment Plant.

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Lake Michigan pipeline breaks ground, securing long-term supply for suburban Illinois communities

Construction is under way on a 60-mile transmission pipeline that will deliver treated Lake Michigan water from Chicago to six growing suburban communities facing aquifer depletion. The project, led by the Grand Prairie Water Commission (GPWC), marks one of the most ambitious regional water supply undertakings in Illinois in recent decades. Why it matters The […]

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SewerAI launches new risk and rehab solution, slashing years out of the capital planning process

SewerAI today announced Risk & Rehab, a self-service platform that generates full-system risk scores and rehabilitation plans in minutes.

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Detroit neighborhood battles rising waters as residents demand flood solutions

Storm-spurred sewer backups and overbank flooding from the canals have flooded basements in Jefferson Chalmers five times between 2011 and 2021.

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