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    Tossing the tube

    John Bardeen, William Shockley, and Walter Brattain—researchers at Bell Telephone Laboratories in Murray Hill, NJ.—never dreamed that their invention of the transistor would become such a big deal in the waste industry when they received the Nobel Prize in physics in 1956.

     
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    Public works is child's play

     
  • Solid waste compaction equipment

    The BC1172RB refuse compactor features a premium wheel/tooth design, with one-piece, chill-cast teeth made of high-strength, wear-resistant material. Powered by a 536-hp, water-cooled engine, the unit has an operating weight of 120,000 pounds. Other characteristics include a sealed-tub design...

     
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    World-class compost facility makes waves

     
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    Trenchless option a success for new bike path

     
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    Keeping construction zones moving

     
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    Alternative automation for your plant

    Today's automation, computers, and communication systems have advanced to a level that provides for the implementation of user-friendly enhancements and increased choices for management of a water or wastewater plant's operation and data acquisition.

     
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    Put your plant on auto pilot

     
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    Pumping out the water

     
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    Dealing with disaster

    In 2004, four hurricanes made landfall in Florida. While not all of them impacted Marion County, we had the unusual misfortune of dealing with two of the storms in September—back-to-back. Both storms (Frances and Jeanne) were packing tropical storm force winds by the time they reached us, with...

     
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    Open-ended truck specifying speeds process

     
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    Letter to the editor

     
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    Association recognizes geospatial achievements

     
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    NTEA names new president

     
  • DHS completes National Response Plan

     
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    Academy recognizes excellence in environmental engineering

     
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    Association recognizes asphalt pavement achievements

     
  • FCC designates 811 as number for excavation activities

     
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    FEMA releases updated preparedness guide

     
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    Report: U.S. first responders underfunded

     
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