Understanding the impact of wastewater and its prevalence in our daily lives is critical. Believe it or not, wastewater is a key component of what keeps our communities thriving. Not only is wastewater comprised of what goes down your drain, but in some regions, it also is recycled and treated

How important is paying attention to what goes down your pipes? Very. When you ignore the label or improperly dispose of non-flushable items, you could end up paying an average of $300-$450 to repair your pipes—or upwards up $15,000 to re-pipe your full house (ouch!). We’re breaking down 3 simple

The Latino Film Institute’s Youth Cinema Project (YCP) started in 2014, as a way to close the achievement and opportunity gaps among Los Angeles area students to learn the skills of filmmaking through a 100% student-led, hands-on program. The program is made up of students from primarily Title 1 public

California Relies on Recycled Water Across the state of California, millions of gallons of water are being recycled per day. We recently had the opportunity to tour the Los Angeles County Sanitation Department (LACSD) and learn about the process of recycling water and its impact on our state. LACSD alone

The wastewater industry has historically been male dominant, and as of 2021, Data USA reported that females still only make up 5.75% of the workforce. From engineers to plant operators, there are a small but mighty group of women who play important roles across the industry. We’re proud to have

Leap year gives us an extra day, and what better way to use this bonus time than to start flushing responsibly? Let’s use this day to educate yourself and others about the importance of responsible flushing and being more conscious of the “Do Not Flush” symbol. Seize this opportunity to