Water environment & technology

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  Año 2010, Número 12

  • News

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      Are 'green' farming practices driving algal blooms?.

      Janet Pelley

      págs. 12-14

      
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      Chloride in winter runoff has toxic effects on urban streams, study finds.: Research implicates road salt as source of high chloride levels in northern U.S. streams.

      Jay Landers

      págs. 15-17

      

  • Features

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      Virginia teams dominate Operations Challenge 2010.: Terminal Velocity wins Division 1; Team HRSD�s wins Division 2.

      Jennifer Fulcher, Steve Spicer, Steve Harrison

      págs. 32-38

      
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      Tapping into waste heat: Vancouver's False Creek Energy Centre provides an adaptable, renewable, and innovative energy solution.

      Chris Baber

      págs. 41-45

      
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      Four steps to energy self-sufficiency.: A road map for U.S. wastewater treatment plants.

      S. Joh Kang, Kevin P. Olmstead, Thomas A. Allbaugh

      págs. 46-49

      
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      Wastewater resource extraction.: Recovery of carbon and struvite enhances sustainability at a biological nutrient removal plant.

      Harlan G. Kelly, Bonita Dirk, Al Gibb, Fred Koch, Don Mavinic

      págs. 50-52

      
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      Get a grip on digester foaming.: Recent research identifies facility, process, and operations changes that can keep bubbles in check.

      Gary F. Shimp, Hari Santha, Patricia Scanlan, Ed Kobylinski

      págs. 54-59

      
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      Sludging it out.: Improving circular clarifier efficiency.

      J. Schneider

      págs. 61-63