New York Articles

In this month’s update, a California pumper is arrested for a long history of illegal dumping, and the state’s new legislation seeks to increase water reuse

Wastewater professionals should heed this advice shared by Andrew Andriola, president of the Long Island Liquid Waste Association

In this month’s regulations update, more Michigan counties will require point-of-sale septic inspections, and graywater rules in Arizona now allow more private residential use

In this month’s regulations update, Jacksonville’s unlicensed septic inspector may have cost a boy his life, and scientists refute the claim that septic effluent is causing poor water quality in Florida

In this month's regulations update, Michigan counties consider point-of-sale inspection requirements, and Lake Michigan rises high enough to flood septic systems along the shore

From a dubious choice for a septic tank to a clueless public official, it’s time to share some onsite industry tidbits

In this month’s regulations update, Suffolk County, New York, pushes to replace cesspools and homeowners in a Pennsylvania township face huge fees for sewer connection because of some failing septic systems

The 2015 rule attempting to clarify the Clean Water Act will undergo modifications, and a grant program is initiated to replace cesspools on Long Island

The challenging topography in New York’s Finger Lakes region tests the men and machines of Zinks Septic Solutions.

In this month's regulations update, a Minnesota Amish community pushes back against onsite system requirements, and a member of the Quail Valley community tries to break a septic moratorium

In this month’s regulations update, local governments in Canada are rolling out new septic maintenance regulations, and Maryland continues to debate BAT regulations around Chesapeake Bay

In this month’s regulations update, environmentalists ask for a return of the BAT practices in Maryland, and OSHA’s 2010 crane operator certification rule goes into effect in November

In this month's regulations update, a Minnesota county rules against an Amish family that had cited religious reasons for not installing a septic system, and a low-income area of Lee County, Iowa, is required to bring septic systems up to code after a sewer system is deemed not an option

In this month’s regulations update, a Kentucky woman’s family files suit against a sewer district after she perishes following a fall into an abandoned septic system, and the EPA is issuing fines for large-capacity cesspools being operated in several Hawaiian counties