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News Briefs: Man Rescued From Storm Drain in Georgia
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a cyberattack targeting a water tank in a small Texas town is linked to a Russia-affiliated group
PFAS Articles
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News Briefs: AMWA Commends Introduction of PFAS Liability Bill
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a manufacturer of firefighting foam agrees to pay $750 million to settle lawsuits from communities struggling with water contamination
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EPA Announces National Standard to Limit PFAS in Drinking Water
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Podcast Examines PFAS Contamination, Evaluation of Existing Tech
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Rice University Launches WaTER Institute to Develop Accessible Clean Water Tech
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News Briefs: New Mexico Launches 50-Year Water Plan to Combat Climate Change
Also in this week's sewer and water news, researchers at the University of California-Riverside have developed an innovative technique to significantly reduce PFAS substances in water
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News Briefs: Damaged Sewer Pipeline Repaired in Time-Lapse Video Amidst Stormy Seas
Also in this week's sewer and water news, Tampa, Florida, is taking a significant leap in PFAS treatment technology with the introduction of its Suspended Ion Exchange process
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News Briefs: More Cyberattacks Surface as CISA Releases Advisory About PLCs
Also in this week's water and wastewater news, cities in Minnesota confront the costs of PFAS removal in light of potential regulatory changes on the horizon
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EPA Finalizes Rule to Require Reporting of PFAS Data
Editorial
Preparing for PFAS Regulations
Water system operators should be planning for the EPA’s proposed maximum contaminant levels
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Northeast States Publish Results of PFAS Testing in Biosolids and Wastewater
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Recent Settlements Signal Start of Funds for PFAS Mitigation in Public Water Systems
Considerations for water systems regarding PFAS class-action settlements
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News Briefs: Man Survives Harrowing Journey Through Omaha Sewer System
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a new study from U.S. Geological Survey scientists reveals that PFAS can be found in approximately 45% of U.S. drinking water sources
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Interview: Bellwether PFAS Lawsuit Paused for Settlement Negotiations
In an interview with Municipal Sewer & Water, Ken Sansone of SL Environmental Law Group talks about PFAS, the lawsuit, its potential impact and more
