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EPA has launched its first agency-wide PFAS TECH strategy to accelerate innovation, partnerships and pilot projects aimed at reducing PFAS contamination in communities nationwide

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a South Carolina treatment plant manager pleads guilty to Clean Water Act violations for concealing contamination

Your pipes have enough problems. Coding shouldn't be one of them.

The 20th annual competition recognizes standout water tank designs across the country

Hydroexcavation works best when water pressure matches the ground, the nozzle and the job site, helping crews excavate precisely while protecting sensitive underground utilities

Also in this week's sewer and water news, a 3-year-old boy is rescued after being trapped inside a sewer pipe in West Goshen, Pennsylvania

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Tips for keeping hydroexcavation operations productive in the fall as temperatures drop and conditions change

Also in this week's sewer and water news, the Irvine Ranch Water District is initiating a major drawdown of Irvine Lake, the largest freshwater body in Orange County, California

Shift from reactive sewer repairs to proactive maintenance plans that help facilities managers prevent emergencies and keep operations running smoothly

See how TRACER X20 makes flooded, surcharged and hard-to-reach sewer and stormwater inspections possible with a floating, self-propelled robot built for long-distance surveys.