News Briefs: Algae Blooms Cause Trouble in West Virginia

In this week's water and wastewater news, a quick contingency plan is put into place in West Virginia, Burbank gives away recycled water and Santa Clara prepares for the Super Bowl.

By Jennifer West and Sarah Hirsch
September 09, 2015

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West Virginia American Water announced a contingency plan for its Huntington water treatment plant this week in response to an algae bloom on the Ohio River. According to a press release from the company, the utility is following U.S. EPA recommendations by monitoring water...

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