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• 2017, Volume 47
  • Fall – The Finger Lakes — Jewels of Central and Western New York
  • Summer – Long Island’s Nutrient Management Plan
  • Spring – Susquehanna River Basin
• 2016, Volume 46
  • Winter – Disinfection — Understanding Indicator Organisms and Regulatory Criteria
  • Fall – Outreach: Engaging the Public — Science, Art and Education
  • Summer – There’s Trash in the Water! What Are We Doing About It?
  • Spring – Biosolids Review – Status and Trends – Treatments, Processes and Beneficial Uses
• 2015, Volume 45
  • Winter – Ways to Wastewater Net-Zero
  • Fall – Jamaica Bay Water Quality
  • Summer – Great Lakes Water Quality Issues
  • Spring – NYWEA’s Year of the Operator
• 2014, Volume 44
  • Winter – Advanced Oxidation Technologies
  • Fall – Nutrients Monitoring and Removal
  • Summer – Filtration: Technologies and Trends
  • Spring – Long Island Revitalization and Wastewater Infrastructure
• 2013, Volume 43
  • Winter – Asset Management Plans for Water/Wastewater Utilities
  • Fall – Development of the Environmental Professional–Career Paths & Advice for Women
  • Summer – Moving Toward Net Zero Energy
  • Spring – Industrial Wastewater Improvements in the 21st Century
• 2012, Volume 42
  • Winter – Stormwater and Wet Weather
  • Fall – Operators Certification Training and Succession Planning
  • Summer – Green Solutions for Clean Water Infrastructure
  • Spring – Water Quality in Western New York
• 2011, Volume 41
  • Fall – Hot Topics on the Regulatory Front
  • Summer – University Research on Water Quality
  • Spring – Innovative Technology for Wastewater Treatment
• 2010, Volume 40
  • Winter – Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling–Water Quality and Treatment Issues
  • Fall – Treatment Facility Upgrades – Speaking from Experience
  • Summer – Compliance and Enforcement
  • Spring – Water Quality Improvements in the Genesee Valley
• 2009, Volume 39
  • Winter – Staten Island’s Bluebelt Program
  • Fall – Watershed/Lake Associations in Action
  • Summer – Catskill-Delaware Watersheds
  • Spring – New York’s Role in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
• 2008, Volume 38
  • Winter – Sustainable Water Infrastructure
  • Fall – Contaminants of Emerging Concern
  • Summer – Health of the Hudson: River Life, Past and Present
  • Spring – Energy Efficiency in Water/Wastewater Treatment Using Nature to Conserve State Sponsored Programs Process and Equipment Improvements
• 2007, Volume 37
  • Winter – Mercury in the Environment
  • Fall – Restoration of Long Island Sound
  • Summer – New York State Dams
  • Spring – NYS Canal System
• 2006, Volume 36
  • Winter – Disaster Preparedness Lessons
  • Fall – Humanitarian Assistance
  • Summer – MS4s Stormwater Phase II Update
  • Spring – Transforming Brown to Blue
• 2005, Volume 35
  • Winter – Utility Management
  • Fall – Managed Onsite/Decentralized Water Systems
  • Summer – Onondaga Lake
  • Spring – Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
• 2004, Volume 34
  • Winter – Infrastructure
  • Fall – Women in the Environmental Field
  • Summer – Stormwater
  • Spring – The Adirondacks
• 2003, Volume 33
  • Winter – Wastewater Operations
  • Fall – Sharing the St. Lawrence River
  • Summer – Collection Systems Management
  • Spring – Student Projects
• 2002, Volume 32
  • Winter – New York’s Involvement in Interstate Environmental Agencies
  • Fall – Long Island’s Water Environment
  • Summer – The Buffalo River
  • Spring – The Hudson: Extraordinary Estuary
• 2001, Volume 31
  • Winter – Oneida Lake: Fishery in Flux
  • Fall – Sustainable Development
  • Summer – NYC Dept of Environmental Protection
  • Spring – Exotic Species
• 2000, Volume 30
  • Winter – Metal Finishing, Strategic Goals Program
  • Fall – Facilities of Western New York
  • Summer – Odor Control
  • Spring – Pollution Prevention