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Wisconsin wastewater plants were built to keep pollutants out of the environment

Jun 26 2019

Wisconsin Regulators to Test Wastewater Plants for PFAS

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) have found that wastewater treatment plants may accidentally be spreading hazardous chemicals.…

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Jun 3 2019

Smoke Generators for Leak Detection

Superior Smoke Generators offer a cost-effective method to find sources of surface inflow causing wet weather sanitary sewer overflows. These…

Data Logger Power Cells Increase Lifespan

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Jun 3 2019

Data Logger Power Cells Increase Lifespan

From well drawdown tests to monitoring well level, liquid level data loggers are proven to be valuable tools for many applications. Low-cost versions…

Study finds cocaine and pesticides may be entering waterways through wastewater facilities

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May 30 2019

Cocaine Found in Freshwater Shrimp in the U.K.

In the U.K., small amounts of cocaine, pesticides and other contaminants have been found in freshwater shrimp. According to a report by NPR, the…

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May 24 2019

Business News Round Up - May 24

Editor's Note: Each week, Water & Wastes Digest will post an aggregate of business news briefs and networking news items to keep you informed on…

North Kent Sewer Authority to decide whether to accept groundwater from Wolverine World Wide

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May 9 2019

Granular Activated Carbon Filter in Michigan Aims to Help PFAS Contamination

Filtered groundwater may be sent through the North Kent Sewer Authority system as part of the Wolverine World Wide’s plan to clean up toxic PFAS…

Axine installation at customer site in California.

Articles

May 3 2019

An Agressive Technique

Every year, industrial manufacturing operations in virtually every market generate billions of gallons of wastewater contaminated with toxic, non-…

High-capacity trailers enhance efficiency, reducing a plant’s transportation by up to 50%.

Articles

May 3 2019

Mobile & Nimble Deionization

A consistent flow of treated boiler-feed or process water is the lifeblood that drives system processes across a diverse range of industries. Mobile…

Nuvoda earns prize for Environmental Engineering & Science.

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May 3 2019

Business News Round Up - May 3

Editor's Note: Each week, Water & Wastes Digest will post an aggregate of business news briefs and networking news items to keep you informed on…

Cracking of the brick crown of a 72-in.-diameter brick sewer in Washington, D.C., prompted DC water to evaluate repair solutions to address the issue.

Articles

May 2 2019

Brick Sewer Rehab

The Washington, D.C., sewer system is managed by DC Water. Its system includes many large diameter brick structures that took decades to complete. As…

Articles

May 1 2019

The Devilish Details

Before I was the managing editor for Water & Wastes Digest, I worked for its sister publication, Water Quality Products in 2016 and 2017. At the…

Around $87 billion in EPA funding will go towards improving drinking water in schools and small communities.

News

May 1 2019

EPA Announces Funding to Improve Disadvantaged Community Drinking Water

States, schools, tribes, territories and disadvantaged communities have accessed to nearly $87 million in drinking water funding through two U.S. EPA…

Newport MUD selects LAN as district engineer.

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Apr 12 2019

Business News Round Up - April 12

Editor's Note: Each week, Water & Wastes Digest will post an aggregate of business news briefs and networking news items to keep you informed on…

An ex water plant owner in West Virginia has admitting to discharging untreated sewage into the Potomac River, violating the Clean Water Act.

News

Apr 5 2019

Former Plant Owner Admits to Discharging Sewage Into River

A former owner of a West Virginia water treatment plant admits to discharging untreated sewage into the Potomac River. According to the Associated…

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection cites new violations in a chemical spill at Erie Coke

News

Apr 3 2019

Chemical Spill in Pennsylvania

Chemicals including ammonia and cyanide spilled onto the ground from a above-ground holding tank at Erie Coke Corp. and the Pennsylvania Department…

Wastewater treatment plant meets Canadian water standards using variable frequency drives

Articles

Apr 2 2019

Meeting Frequencies

Surrounded by pristine mountains and crystal-clear waterways, the coastal seaport city of Vancouver, British Columbia, is a densely populated…

From L to R: Salvation Army Kenosha Board Chairman Tim Leach; Salvation Army Kenosha Auxiliary Captain Marie Lewis; Receiving the award on behalf of the Centrisys/CNP employees Jan Mosele & Carlos Contreras; President of Celebrate Our Town Cindy Nicoletti; Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth; Mayor of Kenosha John Antaramian.

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Mar 29 2019

Business News Round Up - March 29

Editor's Note: Each week, Water & Wastes Digest will post an aggregate of business news briefs and networking news items to keep you informed on…

The U.S. Coast Guard is working with the city of Deer Park, Texas, and others to evaluate the impacts of the recent fire involving chemical storage tanks.

News

Mar 22 2019

Deer Park, Texas, Evaluates Fire Impact

Teams and contractors from the city of Deer Park, Harris County, TCEQ, EPA, and the U.S. Coast Guard are working together to evaluate impacts to…

Heineken’s 2030 Every Drop strategy has been developed in support of UN Sustainable Development Goal.

News

Mar 20 2019

Heineken Pledges to Reduce Water Use

Heineken is pledging to reduce its water usage and replenish and treat all the water it uses for brewing in water stressed areas around the world by…

A plant in Singapore will allow a semiconductor company to reduce liquid waste by more than 90%.

News

Mar 14 2019

Pilot Membrane Filtration Plant to be Built in Singapore

In Singapore, researchers are planning to build a pilot membrane filtration plant to treat industrial wastewater. According to The Chemical Engineer…

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