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Rules & Regulations - October 2020
New York lawmakers want to eliminate income tax from septic grants.
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Miller’s Services Discovers the Keys to Growing Beyond the Vacuum Hose
As Virginia’s Jamie Miller focused on diversification and cross-training, profits soared, the crew prospered and customers kept calling back.
Online Exclusives
Making a Case for Workplace Candor
The truth may hurt, but when delivered with compassion, everyone benefits
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Product News: September 2020
Check out the latest product offerings for the pumping industry
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Rules & Regs: Colorado Residents Concerned Development Will Harm Water Quality
Also in this month's regulations update, Jacksonville, Florida's plan to phase out septic tanks could take as long as 50 years
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Voting Is Open for the 2020-23 NOWRA Board of Directors Election
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Industry News: September 2020
Catch up on the latest acquisitions, promotions and company milestones
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Understanding What Motivates Your Workers
Following these simple management principles will help you get the most out of your employees
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Hawaii Case Has Far-Reaching Implications for Wastewater Professionals
The U.S. Supreme Court says wastewater pros need to think about where discharges go.
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Weekly Flush: Homeowner Blames Pumper After Falling Into Septic Tank
In other recent septic-related news, a traffic stop in Texas leads to the seizure of 350 pounds of marijuana hidden in the tank of a pumper truck
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PFAS Found in Septage Is a Problem for Maine Wastewater Professionals
Chemical substances in wastewater are making disposal difficult for pumpers. Plus, installers in the state are expected to have trouble finding workers.
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