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State partnership funds Rhode Island coastal town’s fight against climate change

Bristol, R.I., has secured a $788,000 loan from the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, capitalizing on the agency’s extensive history of successful environmental financing.

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CEO spotlight: VVater’s Kevin Gast talks recent successes and next steps

VVater CEO and Co-Founder Kevin Gast sat down with Water Daily to discuss the company's innovative water treatment technology and mission to solve critical water challenges.

Rivers in the sky: How San Francisco manages drought and downpour

San Francisco uses innovative methods to handle atmospheric rivers, turning extreme weather into a sustainable resource strategy.

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Burnett Township, Wis., leverages USDA support to solve a rural wastewater challenge

Facing stricter phosphorus limits and an aging lagoon system, Burnett Township found federal funding to regionalize its wastewater service.

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Colorado Springs works toward water security, explores IPR

As drought remains a critical threat in the western U.S., Colorado Springs is exploring IPR for water reuse in the future.

Lessons learned from using a CMAR approach for a new Colorado ion exchange treatment plant

South Adams County is under construction with a CMAR for one of Colorado’s largest ion exchange treatment plants to treat PFAS.

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U.S. wastewater infrastructure set for major surge in 2026

U.S. wastewater utilities brace for a 2026 infrastructure boom, driven by funding, aging plants, and stricter regs. Here's what to expect and how to prepare.

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When the basin shrinks: Inside Arizona’s push to reinvent its water future

Arizona State University researchers discovered just how rapidly the Colorado River Basin’s groundwater supplies are declining.

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Boots on the ground: How Eriesponsible fills the gap between education and action on Lake Erie pollution

Eriesponsible is tackling marine debris where state agencies can't: on beaches, in marinas, and through grassroots advocacy that's reaching tens of thousands

Quantum leap: Chicago’s new tech park attempts to balance cutting-edge tech with water stewardship

Slated for a 440-acre parcel along Lake Michigan, the $1 billion Illinois Quantum & Microelectronics Park features advanced water use and wastewater treatment technologies.

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How utilities are capturing and destroying PFAS

Water and wastewater utilities are planning how quickly they can design, fund, and operate systems that meet federal limits on PFAS.

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Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., invests in water and wastewater treatment tech following wildfire

Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., celebrated the installation of a BOLLFILTER system after a harrowing battle against increasing turbidity in the Colorado River.

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