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Testing methods for agricultural pesticide use and medical screening tools could help the wastewater industry with site evaluation and system design and maintenance.

Successful Illinois plumbing brothers never expected to find themselves on the outflow side of the septic tank.

Allowing your crew to work for their favorite charity on your dime could keep younger workers happy and impress prospective customers.

U.S. Submergent Technologies trucks pull sands and solids and return water to tanks and infrastructure, limiting hauling costs and plant downtime.

Remembering these simple traits of great leadership can keep your crew happier and working toward your most important business goals.

Oregon considers new onsite rules featuring an expiration date on system approvals.

Wastewater contractors reflect on times they threw cash out the window in pursuit of a winning business strategy.

Modern excavators, new technology can make the job easier for installers and pumpers, better for homeowners and businesses that utilize decentralized wastewater.

Explore these options for earning some dollars on your operating assets

In other recent septic-related news, a Sierra Green reader asks an environmental expert whether or not she should flush dog waste into a septic system

She'd been missing for a few days before her daughter found her alive and responsive in the front-yard septic tank

As younger workers join your business, you may have to modernize the way you give feedback and offer pay raises

Tell your customers to avoid these cleaning products to keep their onsite system working

Also in this month's regulations update, the state of New Hampshire adopted a rule requiring local landfills and water/wastewater plants to test for and treat for four per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)