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Should You Switch to a Heat Pump Water Heater?
Looking to save on hot water? A heat pump water heater could slash your energy bills -- if your home is a good fit.
Lexington is stinky. The city set aside $8 million to fix it. But what’s been done?
Citizens who live near the city’s two waste water treatment plants, which treat Lexington’s sewage, have been complaining of ...
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NYC plans massive tunnel to keep sewage from flowing into Newtown Creek
The city Department of Environmental Protection plans a major upgrade to the area's sewer system, which discharges sewage ...
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Monitor Pumps & Systems improves filtration with Lackeby Roto-Sieve®
Discover how Monitor Pumps and Systems' Lackeby Roto-Sieve® screens remove impurities from oil and wastewater, improving ...
Keep Jack Frost out of septic systems
Just as frost can cause problems with underground pipes in cities, it can also impact pipes and other parts of septic systems that are used to treat and disperse sewage. Cold temperatures combined ...
694 flushes per minute end up at Mitchell's new $15.3M north wastewater facility
Safety, technology and cleanliness are staples of Mitchell's new $15.3 million north wastewater treatment plant. The wastewater treatment plant opened in March 2024, and provides safe disposal of ...