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October 2009
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The city of Altamonte Springs, Fla.,’s citywide public-access water reuse system, known as Project APRICOT—an acronym for “Prototype Realistically Innovative Community...
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In today’s economy, there is a great deal of pressure on water and wastewater treatment operators to simplify processes, improve productivity and go “green.” In...
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With ever-increasing demand placed on plant safety, you need to ensure you are within compliance in the event that something goes wrong. In water treatment facilities,...
Major retrofit corrects problems at both ends of the process for a Missouri districtRelated search terms from www.waterinfolink.com: wastewater treatment, retrofit, pumps
The U.S. Clean Water Act became the preamble for a volume of more stringent water...
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BHP Billiton, an Australian-British mining company, operates in 25 countries around the world. The company mines iron, coal, oil, bauxite, copper, uranium,...
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Three Sisters Irrigation District (TSID) is an agricultural water user in central Oregon that is putting GIS to work to identify water conservation...
Lake Havasu City sets a high standard for reuse water
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When you live in a desert, you learn to appreciate water. That is especially true for Lake Havasu City, Ariz....
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The Tonto Apache Indian Reservation spans 87 acres in the Mazatzal wilderness about 75 miles north of Phoenix in Payson, Ariz.—but it sits around...
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