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PFAS in Biosolids: What’s the Risk?
Concern about PFAS in biosolids led to a ban on land application in Maine enacted in 2022. That sent municipalities and clean-water...
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Lee M. Zeldin Sworn in as 17th EPA Administrator
On Jan. 29 Lee Zeldin was sworn in as the 17th administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA reports that Administrator...
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EPA Launches Data Collection Efforts to Protect Communities from PFAS
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently published for public comment its plan for studying and developing technology-based PFAS limits on industrial wastewater...
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News Briefs: Pilot Project Aims to Help Clean Up Tijuana River
California, federal and international representatives recently gathered near the southern border to celebrate a state-funded pilot project to help clean up the...
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New EPA Rule Bans TCE and Most Uses of PCE
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized the latest risk management rules for trichloroethylene (TCE) and perchloroethylene (PCE) under the bipartisan 2016...
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News Briefs: Family Sues City of Dallas After Woman Falls Into Manhole and Dies
A Texas family is suing the City of Dallas for over $100 million after a 66-year-old woman reportedly fell into a manhole...
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News Briefs: Woman Survives Overnight After Fall Into Manhole, Rescued by Firefighters
In San Bernardino, California, a woman who fell 15-20 feet into a manhole was rescued alive after being trapped overnight.
Firefighters used a...
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Money Talks: Grants to Twin Cities Residents to Help Boost Water Savings
Leaders at the Metropolitan Council in the Twin Cities knew that area aquifers were not infinite and needed to be conserved to...
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News Briefs: Federal Probe Finds 'Critical' Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities in Nearly 100 Water Systems
The Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Inspector General has identified cybersecurity vulnerabilities in 97 drinking water systems serving about 26.6 million Americans,...
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News Briefs: Carolinas-Based Utility Sues 14 Corporations for PFAS Contamination
Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority — a utility based in the Carolinas — is suing 14 corporations for allegedly contaminating South Carolina...
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EPA Announces Billions in Water Infrastructure Funding
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced $3.6 billion in new funding under the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to upgrade water...
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News Briefs: Water Utility Employee Rescued After Fall While Working Underground
First responders recently rescued a water utility employee who fell while working 30 feet underground at the Riverside Water Treatment Plant in Waco, Texas.
Waco's technical...
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News Briefs: American Water Hit by Cyberattack
The largest water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., American Water, recently was hit by a cyberattack that led to a temporary...












