Lexington is stinky. The city set aside $8 million to fix it. But what’s been done?
Citizens who live near the city’s two waste water treatment plants, which treat Lexington’s sewage, have been complaining of ...
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Kalamazoo approves $12.3M deal for sustainable biosolids management technology
The city of Kalamazoo has approved an agreement to finalize the design of a long-term biosolids management strategy for the ...
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Oberlin startup develops way to take 'forever chemicals’ out of drinking water
Dennis Flood, right, notes that the Core+ material doesn't look any different from the granular activated carbon that's used to filter water at treatment plants. Holding the material is Cody Flood, ...
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Woburn ready to break ground on new PFAS treatment plant
Though it’s been 45-years since Woburn shut down two wells due to suspected contamination that became infamous during the ...