Entries Tagged Michigan

It’s difficult to overstate the importance of networking in the business world, and that logic certainly carries over into the onsite septic...

After six years with its current set of onsite rules, the state of Oregon is on the verge of revising them to...

Oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court are set for Nov. 6 in a water pollution case that could reshape the regulation...

Florida’s coast has been blanketed with algae blooms in the last couple of years. It was the talk at the state capitol...

Suffolk County, New York, has been a model for tackling nitrogen pollution from onsite wastewater systems. Now, local grants to upgrade treatment...

After six years with its current set of onsite rules, the state of Oregon is on the verge of revising them to...

Florida’s coast has been blanketed with algae blooms in the last couple of years. It was the talk at the state capitol...

A septic services company owner from Rogersville, Tennessee, got caught allegedly dumping raw sewage in a field while he already had charges...

In this Pumper exclusive video, Raymond Daniels — owner of Daniels Septic Service in Sterling, Michigan — takes viewers along on a...

Raymond Daniels just plain gets things done. That’s true whether he’s building up his family’s septic pumping and portable restroom business, advocating for...

Suffolk County, New York, has been a model for tackling nitrogen pollution from onsite wastewater systems. Now, local grants to upgrade treatment...

When President Donald Trump signed the 2018 Farm Bill in late December, it included a present for onsite installers. A few paragraphs...

Editor's Note: This article was updated Dec. 27 to reflect changes in the story about Michigan's septic code, as a proposed bill...

In the spring, two bills were introduced into the Michigan Legislature with the intent of establishing a statewide code for onsite wastewater...