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at the Buckman Street wastewater reclamation facility operators get together every morning to talk about operating challenges and brainstorm solutions sometimes they take their ideas to management I think itamp;#39;s important when you have you you allow your people the freedom to come up with ideas and then when they come to you with those good ideas to to support them even if even if they might not look good right off the bat if itamp;#39;s something you can do on a trial basis you know all kind of off to the side thing give it a shot see if it works and you know if it works scale it up if it doesnamp;#39;t then go back to the drawing board take the case of what used to be a nagging problem at Buckman dealing with leachate from the landfills 15 tanker trucks a day dump a total of 120 thousand gallons of high-strength black industrial wastewater into the plant for processing microorganisms that the plant depends on to reduce nitrogen flow into the river donamp;#39;t like the leach