Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Cape Cod Nitrogen Rule Draws Official Opposition
Also in this month’s regulations update, Michigan lawmakers could soon repeal a 2018 state law that weakened environmental rules in the state
Regulations Articles
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Comment Deadline Extended for Massachusetts Septic Rule
Also in this month’s update, the owner of a Michigan septage hauling company is sentenced for illegal land application
Editorial
Helping Our Customers and the Environment in Kansas
Stricter statewide regulations are necessary to build onsite systems that last a long time and reduce pollution
Editorial
Onsite Regulations Causing Conflict Across the Western U.S.
Local governments want to balance the need to improve decentralized wastewater infrastructure with rising costs to property owners
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Taxation of Wastewater Grants Ends in New York’s Suffolk County
Also in this month’s update, environmental groups sue to require more review of septic tank permits in coastal South Carolina
Editorial
Rules and Regs: Cape Cod Looking at Nitrogen Treatment Upgrades
Editorial
The Owner of Canada’s B.C. Septic Pro Networks With Other Onsite Experts
New to the onsite industry, Jesse Brown relied on two experienced pros for advice. He still considers them integral to his operation.
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Lawsuit Seeks to End Onsite Permits in Florida to Save Manatees
Also in this month’s update, Colorado tentatively approves rule for recycling wastewater
Editorial
Rules and Regs: Federal Infrastructure Law Dedicates Billions To Onsite Wastewater Projects
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Michigan Legislator Tries Again to Pass Statewide Onsite Rule
Also in this month’s update, a Maui County official and a businessman plead guilty in a conspiracy and bribery case
Editorial
Rules and Regs: Massachusetts May Require Nitrogen Technology for All of Cape Cod
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Cape Cod Looking at Nitrogen Treatment Upgrades
Also in this month’s update, grants are available to replace or repair failing systems in northwest Georgia
Editorial
Undulating Terrain, Poor Soils and a Small Footprint Present Design Challenges for Zekai “Doc” Nazikoglu
Aerobics and a seepage pit provide the answer to serve a main house and mother-in-law cottage on a compact California lot
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Federal Pilot Program to Benefit Rural Communities With Poor Sanitation
Also in this month’s regulations update, the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality suspends an installer’s license for improper installations that endangered public health
