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National Association of Wastewater Technicians (NAWT) Articles
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What’s the Best Toilet Paper for Septic Systems?
Research shows tissues break up about the same in laboratory tests, but experience tells pumpers that’s not necessarily true.
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How Does Drip Irrigation Treat Septic Tank Effluent?
Pressure distribution is part of a quality treatment plan where more conventional septic systems won’t be good enough.
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Enjoy the Mega-Conference and Watch for New Certification Training
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Can We Borrow Research Techniques From Other Fields to Assess Septic Systems?
Testing methods for agricultural pesticide use and medical screening tools could help the wastewater industry with site evaluation and system design and maintenance.
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The October Mega Conference Will Feature NAWT Sessions on Disposal
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The Debate Continues Over Trench Separation Distances
Our basic knowledge of soil sizing factors goes back 50 years to Wisconsin research,
but those numbers are tested often in different regions
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Check the NAWT Website for Wastewater Certification Opportunities
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A Good Time to Review Tank Maintenance Procedures
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Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Will Not Lose the Blame Game
Hundreds of dairy farm manure pits — not septic systems — are responsible for tainted water in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin.
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Defending Septic Waste as a Soil Amendment
Land application of septage sometimes gets a bad rap from neighboring property owners, but soil science proves it’s a beneficial disposal method.
Online Exclusives
Overseas Experience Inspires NAWT Scholarship Winner to Join Wastewater Industry
Online Exclusives
NAWT Scholarship Winner Takes Winding Path to Wastewater Career
The 2019 NAWT Hapchuk Scholarship helps a former baker switch careers to the wastewater industry
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Pumpers Need to Do the Right Thing
Follow the ethical business path as you serve your customers. To do otherwise is to hurt our wastewater industry.
