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SUEZ wins management contract for sewage treatment in India

SUEZ has won the contract to manage the entire sewer network and wastewater treatment plants in Lucknow, the capital city of India's largest State (Uttar Pradesh) and its 2.8 million inhabitants.

Oct 18th, 2019
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Distribution
Core & Main to acquire J & J Municipal Supply and Erosion Resources & Supply

Acquisitions will expand waterworks reach in the Midwest.

Oct 18th, 2019
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Water Utility Management
Illinois American Water engineer named Central Illinois ASCE Young Civil Engineer of the Year

Illinois American Water Peoria District Sr. Project Engineer Josh Harken has been named the Young Civil Engineer of the Year by the Central Illinois Section of American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

Oct 17th, 2019
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Potable Water Quality
MA to test drinking water in schools, child care facilities with EPA funds

EPA Awards $967,000 to Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.

Oct 15th, 2019
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Reuse / Recycling
Metropolitan, Sanitation Districts launch new water recycling demo plant

Facility in Carson to develop new local water source for the region, could become one of largest recycling plants in the U.S.

Oct 15th, 2019
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Potable Water Quality
EPA announces proposed changes to Lead and Copper Rule

Agency says upgrades will better protect children and at-risk communities from lead in drinking water.

Oct 10th, 2019
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Infrastructure Funding
Indiana Finance Authority gets $436M WIFIA loan

Loan is the largest initial WIFIA disbursement to date.

Oct 10th, 2019
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Treatment
Evoqua to supply Continuous Fill Batch Reactor System for Texas WWTP upgrade

The new wastewater treatment system will use Evoqua’s GoFlo™ Continuous Fill Batch Reactor (CFBR) system.

Oct 10th, 2019
University of Delaware Professor Kathryn Coyne (right) and doctoral student Yanfei Wang have patented a technique for embedding algicide-emitting Shewanella bacteria into gel beads. These “bacteria bullets” can then be placed in mesh bags for deployment to coastal waters to stop a toxic red tide bloom.
Environmental
Bacteria bullets target toxic algae

University of Delaware invention provides natural control for harmful red tide algae.

Oct 10th, 2019
Tsurumi Pump Celebrates 40 Years Of Business In The U s
Wastewater
Tsurumi Pump celebrates 40 years of business in the US

One of the world’s leading pump manufacturers is hosting a year-long celebration to honor the milestone.

Oct 10th, 2019