DRINKING WATER ARTICLES
Potable water pipeline solution to be marketed globally for operation efficiencyA potable water pipeline solution was promoted globally by a marketing alliance between The Dow Chemical Company and RS Technik. |
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Gulf Coast Deepwater oil spill resources to be restored by $2.5B benefit fundThe National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will provide $2.5B to restore natural resources damaged from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. |
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Drinking Water Week 2013: Protecting water into the futureAs Drinking Water Week concludes, AWWA joins water professionals across the U.S. in evaluating how to protect water into the future. |
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Drinking Water Week 2013: Water safety and monitoring a priorityAs Drinking Water Week 2013 continues, AWWA joins water professionals across the U.S. in helping consumers learn about how their water is monitored. |
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Drinking Water Week 2013: Education of water resources a focusAWWA and water professionals across the U.S. are highlighting the importance of getting to know your local water resources. |
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Severn Trent recognized for leadership in water, wastewater disinfection marketFrost & Sullivan recognizes Severn Trent Services with the 2013 Global Frost & Sullivan Award for Technology Leadership. |
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Decades-old groundwater nitrate found to affect stream water quality, finds USGSUSGS hydrologic researchers have found that the movement of nitrate through groundwater to streams can take decades to occur. |
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Itron's AMI solution selected by city of Olympia to manage water resourcesThe city of Olympia, Wash., has selected Itron's AMI solution to increase operational efficiency and more effectively manage its water resources. |
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Drinking Water Week 2013: AWWA, water community recognize importance of drinking waterThe American Water Works Association and the water community kicked off Drinking Water Week 2013 by asking, "What do you know about H2O"? |
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EPA to provide $569M in grants to NY, NJ water treatment plants damaged by SandyEPA will grant $340 million to New York and $229 million to New Jersey for damaged water and wastewater treatment plants by Hurricane Sandy. |
