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09.24.2024 Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

MSWMag.com News Briefs: EPA Launches Site to Support Development of Climate-Resilient Projects Read more

Vaughan Pumps: American-Made. World-Class. For federally funded projects, Vaughan pumps and equipment meet the requirements to receive federal aid under the Build America, Buy America (BABA) act. At WEFTEC? Stop by booth #3717 and let’s talk! Read more Sponsored by: Vaughan Company, Inc.

MSWMag.com Product News: OZ Lifting Products, Neenah Foundry, CUES and More Read more

Visit ADS Experts in Booth 1817 at WEFTEC Plan to stop by booth 1817 and speak with our experts to learn how our comprehensive flow, level and rain monitoring tools and services can provide solutions for your wastewater, stormwater and surface water applications. Read more Sponsored by: ADS Environmental Services

New Issue Preview Dive Into the Latest Issue! The October issue of Municipal Sewer & Water is out, featuring the Sonoma Valley County (California) Sanitation District. For the past 20 years, the district has been working to address I&I by replacing its old, leaky sewer trunk main. Watch preview Sponsored by: RinnoVision

“Keeping up with growth here is always a challenge. But we like to look at challenges as opportunities.” From the article: Building Water Infrastructure for Growth

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Municipal Sewer & Water Harnessing Social Media for Municipalities: A New Wave of Engagement

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NPR Utilities must comply with limits on PFAS chemicals by 2029. Some have a head start.

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YouTube Sewers of Paris: The Revolutionary Construction of a City Beneath

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Municipal Sewer & Water Long-term approach to pipe repair solves problems today and protects for tomorrow

U.S. NEWS

The Austin Chronicle Update to Austin’s water plan through 2080 nears completion

Post and Courier Why are 'forever chemicals' in the Myrtle Beach area's water? Utility blames textile mill.

GazettaXtra Nearly $99 million deal to conserve Colorado River flows on Western Slope faces new scrutiny

8News Richmond’s Pipeline Trail closed due to safety concerns, long-term sewer solution sought

Public News Service Iowa seeks to remove dangerous lead water pipes

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