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Rules and Regs: Hawaiian Government Says Cesspools Must Go
In this month's regulations update, Hawaii passed a bill requiring cesspools to be converted by 2050; and a bridge collapsed under a pumper truck in Indiana
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2017 NAWT Waste Treatment Symposium Set for Next Week
The event will help you decide whether to start treating waste on site
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How Contaminants of Emerging Concern May Affect Land Application
In the future, land application rules may change due to contaminants of emerging concern, but more research needs to be done
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4 Tips to Promote Your Pumping Business on Social Media
Editorial
What Can You Learn From a Lifetime Achievement Award Winner?
Pennsylvania’s Bruce Fox passes along tips from a career of involvement in his state and national wastewater trade associations.
Editorial
Communities Take Differing Approaches to Wastewater Regulation Around Washington’s Puget Sound
Editorial
The Future Is Tied to Technology and Automation
A thriving onsite wastewater industry pushes us to constantly adapt to changing environmental regulations, and new tools and equipment.
Editorial
Attend the 2017 NAWT Waste Treatment Symposium in Pennsylvania
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Rules & Regs: Massachusetts Licensing Bills Draw Pumper's Opposition
In this month's regulations updates, a pumper in Lowell, Massachusetts, is organizing opposition to two state bills, and pumpers in Ontario are battling high dumping fees
Editorial
Attend the 2017 NAWT Waste Treatment Symposium in Pennsylvania
Editorial
California Prepares for Direct Potable Reuse of Wastewater
Editorial
Laying the Groundwork For Time-of-Sale Inspections
Indiana’s LaPorte County stands alone in the state in requiring repair or replacement of failing systems at home sales; works to build consensus with installers and real estate interests.