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Tata & Howard Receives Two Awards
Firm awarded a 2017 Engineering Excellence Merit Award and a PCI Design Award Tata & Howard was recently awarded a 2017 Engineering Excellence Merit Award from the American Council of Engineering … Continue reading Tata & Howard Receives Two Awards
Southern Maine Regional Water Council (SMRWC) Regional System Study
Tata & Howard was retained by the Southern Maine Regional Water Council (SMRWC) to complete a Regional System Study for the Portland Water District (PWD), Maine Water Company – Biddeford … Continue reading Southern Maine Regional Water Council (SMRWC) Regional System Study
The Water-Energy Nexus: A Vicious Cycle
Water and energy are the two most fundamental ingredients of modern civilization. The water-energy nexus is the relationship between how much water is evaporated to generate and transmit energy, and … Continue reading The Water-Energy Nexus: A Vicious Cycle
Energy Efficiency in Wastewater Treatment = Big Savings for Municipalities
Municipal wastewater treatment requires an enormous amount of energy, which comes at a high cost, both fiscally and environmentally. Energy costs continue to rise while municipal budgets shrink, creating unsustainable operating … Continue reading Energy Efficiency in Wastewater Treatment = Big Savings for Municipalities
5 family-friendly water and wastewater field trips in New England
Summer is here, and with it comes long, lazy days, school vacation, and, of course, family trips. When the beaches, amusement parks, and movie theaters start to get stale, why … Continue reading 5 family-friendly water and wastewater field trips in New England
National Public Works Week 2015
This week, May 17-23, is National Public Works Week 2015. It follows directly on the heels of National Infrastructure Week, which is appropriate considering that public works and infrastructure are … Continue reading National Public Works Week 2015
Site Stormwater Management, Wayland, MA
The Happy Hollow Chemical Feed Station design consisted of a small chemical feed building and equipment, well pump and water main installation, and associated utilities and site work. The only … Continue reading Site Stormwater Management, Wayland, MA
A New Kind of Pipeline
Although aqueducts were used as far back as the 7th century BC, the first actual pipeline was built in 1595 to carry salt water. It was an impressive 25 miles … Continue reading A New Kind of Pipeline
Powering Vehicles from Discarded Food: East Coast Meets West Coast
Last month, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick signed into law the Commercial Food Waste Ban, which will go into effect on October 1, 2014. This law targets commercial institutions who produce … Continue reading Powering Vehicles from Discarded Food: East Coast Meets West Coast