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Wastewater treatment in a box: Technology, engineers help Spruce Pine fast-track recovery from Hurricane Helene

Spruce Pine's wastewater treatment plant is now processing 400,000 to 450,000 gallons daily, with support from a leased mobile sewage treatment unit.

BluBox Integrated Water Services

Resource Management

New California recycling system would turn wastewater into drinking water

In October, California introduced rules for direct potable reuse, transforming municipal wastewater into drinking water for residential and commercial use.

Santa Monica, CA

Resource Management

New Jersey issues drought warning as water supplies tighten amidst rising wildfire risks

With supplies tightening and wildfire risk surging across the Northeast, New Jersey is acting now to manage its resources.

Retrofitting Anderson Dam: Valley Water’s bold move to secure Santa Clara’s water supply and flood protection

Valley Water Director John Varela called the Anderson Dam retrofit project “the most critical project in our capital improvement list.”

Gardner, Mass., launches $1-million project to replace 140-year-old water main

A new 21,000-foot, 16-inch ductile iron main will connect the Crystal Lake water treatment plant to storage tanks on James Street and Reservoir Hill, providing a vital water supply link for the entire city.

Strategies for maintaining high water quality in distribution systems

Optimizing water quality from the treatment plant to the consumer’s tap is an absolute necessity.

Water Distribution

6 ways to optimize SCADA systems in water utilities for peak performance

When done right, a SCADA system delivers real-time insights, safeguards infrastructure, and preemptively tackles issues.

How to reduce non-revenue water loss: 3 strategic steps for municipal systems

In the U.S. alone, non-revenue water can account for as much as 30% of total water in some systems.

Resource Management

Interior Dept. allocates $9 million to strengthen Kansas water resilience and sustainability

The city of Wichita relies on two main water sources; however, projections indicate that these sources may not be enough to sustain the city’s future water needs as demands grow.

Saegertown, Penn., picks up $12.6 million in grant funding for new PFAS filtration plant

Four years ago, PFAS contamination was discovered in random sampling of two public water wells that serviced the small population of Saegertown, Penn.

Even as conditions across western North Carolina improve, potable water remains a challenge for some

Homeowners and businesses want to guard against water disruption in the event of future weather events.

San Francisco is suing the EPA over how specific water pollution permits should be

This case asks the court to decide whether federal regulators can issue permits that are effectively broad orders not to violate water quality standards.

San Francisco City Hall

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