Back to the E-Newsletter Archive Tap water and biosolids are minor sources of PFAS in daily living. Utilities should let customers know how to avoid the larger sources of exposure.
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11.05.2025
Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents
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Innovations in Diaphragm Metering Pump Technology Enhance Performance
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Future-Ready Phosphorus Control in Kewaskum, Wisconsin
PFAS Risk: Looking Beyond Drinking Water and Biosolids
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Effective Disinfection Byproduct Control and Compliance
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Optimize Facility Maintenance With OZ Lifting Products’ Material Handling System
AMWA Awards Utilities, Individuals at Annual Conference
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Air For Rent
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How Henderson Water Utility Reduces Sludge Cake by 67%
The Hidden Cost of Losing Skilled Workers
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“As communities experience higher volumes of stormwater and/or water scarcity issues, there is a growing need to view stormwater as a valuable asset that can be harvested and reused.”
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