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Odessa selects Carollo to design replacement wastewater reclamation plant
Odessa, Texas, is undertaking a comprehensive upgrade of its Bob Derrington Water Reclamation Plant, replacing aging infrastructure to improve treatment, reliability, and operational efficiency, with completion targeted for 2033.


Rendering of the new Bob Derrington Water Reclamation Plant (Photo and caption credi...


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Water Cyber Shield Act targets cybersecurity gaps in water sector
Senators Schiff and Klobuchar introduce the Water Cyber Shield Act to bolster cybersecurity in water and wastewater systems, expanding EPA's authority and funding for protective measures.

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Balmoral Tanks opens Ohio facility for U.S. tank production
Balmoral Tanks has opened a new 16,600 sq ft manufacturing plant in Ohio, enhancing its U.S. presence and producing epoxy-coated steel tanks for water, wastewater and energy sectors.

Balmoral Tanks U.S. manufacturing facility.


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Q&A: Madison launches sewer study to plan for future growth
Madison's wastewater study aims to proactively manage infrastructure needs by developing detailed models of the sanitary sewer system.

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MSU researchers explore wastewater surveillance to track cyclospora outbreak
Michigan State University scientists are adapting wastewater surveillance techniques to detect Cyclospora DNA, aiming to identify outbreak hotspots and enhance public health responses.

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