Jim Pynn's guest appearances

Jim Pynn

What Doesn't Kill You

Dana Gunders

Tim Ryan

Gail Hansen

Tim Fitzgerald

Paul Shapiro

Joel Makower

Peter Kaminsky

Emily Meredith

Ted Genoways

Richard Raymond

Janet Riley

Christy Robb

Lily Kelly

Hod Lipson

Scott Hurd

OwlTail

What happens to our waste water and how does it get cleaned? Find out on Straight, No Chaser as Katy Keiffer chats with Jim Pynn, Superintendent at the Newton Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Get down and dirty as Jim explains the three steps in waterwaste treatment, including a very interesting process of using microorganisms. Find out what kinds of regulations are in place for businesses to account for chemicals in wastewater and learn how the city dealt with the effects Super Storm Sandy had on our wastewater infrastructure. This program was sponsored by Cain Vineyard &amp; Winery.  “Modern waste water treatment plants were not meant for metals and petroleums. NYC has an industrial pre-treatment program. anybody with a business in NY has to report their chimerical usage to DEP and we have the right to monitor it. Any excess chemicals are the responsibility of the business.” [12:00] –Jim Pynn, Superintendent at the Newton Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant

What happens to our waste water and how does it get cleaned? Find out on Straight, No Chaser as Katy Keiffer chats with Jim Pynn, Superintendent at the Newton Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Get down and dirty as Jim explains the three steps in waterwaste treatment, including a very interesting process of using microorganisms. Find out what kinds of regulations are in place for businesses to account for chemicals in wastewater and learn how the city dealt with the effects Super Storm Sandy had on our wastewater infrastructure. This program was sponsored by <a href="http://www.CainFive.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cain Vineyard &amp; Winery</a>. <h2>“Modern waste water treatment plants were not meant for metals and petroleums. NYC has an industrial pre-treatment program. anybody with a business in NY has to report their chimerical usage to DEP and we have the right to monitor it. Any excess chemicals are the responsibility of the business.” [12:00]</h2> –Jim Pynn, Superintendent at the Newton Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant

Episode 58: Waste Water with Jim Pynn