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News Briefs: Industry Leaders Condemn Proposed Water Funding Reductions
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a wastewater treatment plant in Rockland, Maine, sees over $10,000 in damages and a pump stoppage after vandals enter the facility overnight
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Law Group Announces Release of PFAS Settlement Funds
SL Environmental Law Group announces the distribution of over $900 million to more than 200 clients from PFAS water contamination settlements
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News Briefs: Philly Supervisors Work 24/7 Shifts Amid Water Worker Strike
Also in this week's sewer and water news, the River Seine in Paris has reopened for public swimming, marking the first time in over a century since a ban was implemented in 1923
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How Successful Tradespeople Stay Positive Under Pressure
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5 Ways to Prevent Budget Overruns in Your Projects
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News Briefs: Young Girl Survives 7 Hours in Sewers During China Floods
Also in this week's sewer and water news, an Alabama man narrowly survives being sucked into a drainage pipe during a torrential rainstorm
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Study Finds Hidden Effects of Wildfires on Water Systems
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Product News: Superior Signal, OZ Lifting Products, Sensaphone and More
Browse the latest products exclusively for the municipal sewer and water industry
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News Briefs: 'Climate Mayors' Urge Govt. Leaders to Confront Water Scarcity
Also in this week's sewer and water news, an employee is found dead at the Ottawa County (Ohio) Regional Water Treatment Plant
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Artificial Intelligence Is Gobbling Up Water It Can't Replace
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Water District Contest Writers Explore a Scary Scenario
Students in a California water district contest create science fiction scenarios that imagine a waterless world