Water environment & technology

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  Año 2009, Número 2

  • News

    • Stormwater Report: Bold, Complex, Controversial, and Important: NRC calls for dramatic shift to watershed-based permitting

      Andrea Fox

      págs. 14-20

      

    • The Nutrient Trade: Market-based solutions offer alternative ways for municipalities to meet water quality objectives, but a proposed environmental initiative could undermine certain programs

      Jeff Gunderson

      págs. 22-23

      

  • Features

    • It All Starts With IT: IT strategic planning can serve as the catalyst for continuous business improvements throughout an organization

      Richard Lanyon, Keith Smith, Doug Harp, Rod van Buskirk

      págs. 24-31

      

    • Adventures in Thickening: A Colorado utility's conversion to biological nutrient removal has new implications for its thickening processes

      Stephanie Fevig, John Bratby, Chris Douville, Paul Heppler

      págs. 32-35

      

    • Old School Meets New School: A blend of technologies can help meet regulations for reclaimed-water disinfection

      Andrew Salveson, Larry Brotman, Nitin Goel, Keith Bourgeous

      págs. 36-41

      

  • Operations Forum

    • How To Overcome the Six Factors Holding Back Your Automation

      Alan Manning

      págs. 53-57

      

    • Door-to-Door Service: A county bridges the gap between current needs and future expansions with mobile biosolids dewatering units

      Robert Lonergan, Lynn Spivey, John Pacifici, Ifetayo Venner

      págs. 58-62