A Welcome Change in Philosophy

摘要

When you're the man in charge of a wastewater treatment plant that treats 1.2 million to 1.4 million gallons of water daily, services a city with 13,000 residents and have received eight awards for excellence in operation for its efforts, you have a certain reputation to uphold. So, last fall when Jack Robbins was surveying the operations at the 25-year-old wastewater treatment facility in Beatrice, NE, where he's Superintendent of Water Pollution Control for the Board of Public Works, he didn't really like what he saw in the sludge-processing area.