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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality updated outstanding penalties for a treatment plant in west Eugene that has now been shut down.…
A letter from 10 water associations to Congress regarding The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) notes…
Xylem Supports the Development of a Custom Hydroelectric Station to Power Local Communities
Renewable methods of power generation are becoming…
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Nathan Metcalf
On December 27 2021, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a final nationwide permit (NWP) rule…
In the past couple years, intensification of drought, historically low water levels in Lake Mead & Lake Powell, and concerns over dwindling water…
Contaminated water and soil are being removed from the site of an underground oil pipeline spill next to Cahokia Creek in Edwardsville, Illinois.…
Phipps Bend Industrial Park has made progress including expansions, site preparation and improvements to the water system.
The Industrial Development…
One of Utah’s largest water providers announced it is looking at possibly enacting severe reductions for its users this summer.
Weber Basin Water…
While the Lead & Copper Rule Revisions are top of mind for water utilities, coming down the pike are per- and polyflouroalkyl substances (PFAS)…
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It is hard to believe I’m already preparing and thinking about what Industrial Water & Wastes Digest will be covering in 2018. And in preparation…
As we gear up for American Water Works Assn. ACE 2017 in Philadelphia, we also are starting an email newsletter for Industrial Water & Wastes…
The Olympic Games are all about celebrating champions, but the 2016 Games host city is the site of some less-than-desirable attention as well.…
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