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Wastequip awarded national cooperative purchasing contract
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New CEO for El Paso Water Utilities
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Water Research Foundation issues call for nominations for two award programs
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American Water Resources opens expanded operations center in Alton, Ill.
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Save the Sound and UConn NEMO launch stormwater website
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Michigan communities rebuild drinking water monitoring coalition
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Software innovator reduces residential water use at three local utilities
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Mueller Systems implements managed hosting services from Internap
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Pump Systems Matter and Hydraulic Institute to host final 2012 webinar
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Portland Rain Garden and Swales Bike Tour
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Singer Valve opens manufacturing plant in China
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Hach Company announces WIMS Online
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Xylem convenes water industry professionals at its first worldwide virtual trade show
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Worth Noting - December 2012
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Focus on the Future
Holland, Mich., ensures a safe water supply with a forward-looking approach to system improvements and water protection plans.
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Path of Least Resistance
Electro Scan uses low-level electrical current to detect leaks in underground sewer pipes.
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Keeping the End in Mind
Lexington-Fayette charges forward on required sewer and stormwater system upgrades with its sights on the finish line.
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Facing Challenges as a Team
Evansville, Ind., takes back control of its water and sewer utility and focuses on system improvements.
