American Liquid Waste Magazine

The 2010 WJTA-IMCA Expo, the inaugural meeting of the WaterJet Technology Association and the Industrial & Municipal Cleaning Association, will be held August 17-19, 2010, at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas. The WJTA-IMCA Expo is dedicated to high pressure waterjet technology and related industries.
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Down in the beautiful state of Alabama, the summers are long and hot, hospitality is part of the culture, and the cities and small towns are chock full of history. Unfortunately for some of Alabama’s residents, “historic” would also be the best way to describe their household sanitation and waste treatment. [...]

For a state famous for its pristine landscape and sprawling vistas, it’s no wonder that an association responsible for supporting Idaho’s small water systems has the word “rural” in its title. No less surprising is that the Idaho Rural Water Association’s employees keep plenty busy serving water and wastewater associations that [...]

California. Talk to anyone involved in wastewater issues and the regulations that guide them, and sooner or later, the state of California and its cutting edge approach to environmental issues comes up in the conversation.
“Green” technologies, professional certifications, safeguards for groundwater and onsite sewage systems—the West Coast seems [...]

Members of one Pennsylvania septic industry association kicked off the New Year in a big way with a revamped and relocated trade show in late January.
In an industry that has a patchwork of certification and training guidelines, the Pennsylvania Septage Management Association has taken a leadership role in providing educational opportunities for those in the [...]

The University of Georgia and Georgia Onsite Wastewater Association announce additional classes for Installers and Pumpers that will earn you 8 hrs of Continuing Education credit.