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3 Events in 2024 That Will Change Water Forever
Online Exclusives
December 16, 2024
PFAS and Beyond: What’s on the Regulatory Horizon for 2024?
PFAS and Beyond: What’s on the Regulatory Horizon for 2024?
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November 14, 2024
Research Says PFAS Can Persist in Groundwater for More than 40 Years
Online Exclusives
October 29, 2024
ASDWA to Hold Webinar on PFAS Rule Implementation and Treatment Oct. 29
ASDWA to Hold Webinar on PFAS Rule Implementation and Treatment Oct. 29
Online Exclusives
October 21, 2024
We Need to Talk: How Wastewater Utilities Can Lead the Biosolids Conversation
We Need to Talk: How Wastewater Utilities Can Lead the Biosolids Conversation
Online Exclusives
September 16, 2024

A sensationalized New York Times article on biosolids and PFAS underscores the need for wastewater utilities to talk up the profession and its critical importance
News Briefs: First Responders Rescue Toddler From PVC Pipe
News Briefs: First Responders Rescue Toddler From PVC Pipe
Online Exclusives
August 01, 2024

Also in this week's sewer and water news, the EPA and the U.S. Army have launched a project to test water near Army sites for PFAS
Researchers Find New Method to Degrade PFAS in Laboratory Setting
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July 08, 2024
PFAS Discovery Can Aid Drinking Water Cleanups
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June 17, 2024

A salty discharge problem becomes an asset in new treatment breakthrough
News Briefs: Hybrid Sewer System Offers Sanitation Hope for Black Belt Town
News Briefs: Hybrid Sewer System Offers Sanitation Hope for Black Belt Town
Online Exclusives
June 13, 2024

Also in this week's sewer and water news, associations representing water utilities have filed court challenges against the new federal rule to limit PFAS in drinking water
News Briefs: Minnesota Counties Unite to Tackle Water Quality Issues
News Briefs: Minnesota Counties Unite to Tackle Water Quality Issues
Online Exclusives
May 30, 2024

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a new map created by the Environmental Working Group reveals many water systems across the nation exceed proposed limits for PFAS