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Massachusetts rules would send more food waste to digesters
Massachusetts environmental officials plan to ban restaurants, institutions and other businesses from putting food waste in the trash starting in 2014, according...
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Des Moines authority receives an award for innovation from software vendor
The Des Moines (Iowa) Metropolitan Wastewater Reclamation Authority received an award for innovation in the 2012 Infor Excellence in Action Awards at...
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InduSoft offers free energy management system webinar from InduSoft
Independent SCADA provider InduSoft will hold a free webinar on how to create energy management systems on May 9. A speaker from...
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InduSoft offers free energy management system webinar from InduSoft
Independent SCADA provider InduSoft will hold a free webinar on how to create energy management systems on May 9. A speaker from...
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WEF offers course on tertiary RO membranes
A new accelerated course, “Tertiary Reverse Osmosis Membranes,” is available through the Water Environment Federation Knowledge Center. The course will discuss design basics for...
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American Water completes acquisitions in New York and sale of regulated operations in Ohio
American Water Works Company has closed its acquisition of seven water systems in New York and the sale of its regulated operations...
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Pennsylvania DEP plans conference on energy efficiency in treatment plants
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection invites municipal authorities, local governments and businesses to attend a May 8 conference focused on making...
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Grundfos launches new competency center for municipal wastewater
Grundfos has launched a business development competency center serving North America and devoted to the municipal wastewater market. Located 40 miles west...
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AWWA offers ACE Online preview and exhibitor showcase event
The American Water Works Association will broadcast a complimentary online event to anyone with an AWWA login account on Tuesday, May 15...
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Parkson announces new CEO
Parkson Corporation has appointed Shamus M. Hurley as president and CEO. Hurley, who served for the last five years as CEO of...
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From wastewater to algae to fuel
NASA recently showcased the latest research on a method to grow algae, clean wastewater, capture carbon dioxide and ultimately produce feedstock for...
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Poor farming practices foul drinking water at the source
A new Environmental Working Group report examines water pollution caused by farm runoff and details how treating the problem after the fact...
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Water calculator measures impacts of human activities
Growing Blue has launched the Water Impact Index (WIIX) Calculator, a web-based tool to measure the impact of human activity on local...
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WEF team competes in Argentine Operations Challenge
A team of water-quality professionals representing the Water Environment Federation competed April 19 against 20 teams from South America in the 6th...
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WEF to hold annual Collection Systems Conference in St. Louis
The 2012 Water Environment Federation Collection Systems Conference June 3-6 at the St. Louis Convention Center will bring together environmental professionals from...
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Poor farming practices foul drinking water at the source
A new Environmental Working Group report examines water pollution caused by farm runoff and details how treating the problem after the fact...
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New report touts economic and other potential benefits of green infrastructure
Communities looking for cost-effective options for managing polluted runoff should choose green infrastructure solutions, according to a report from American Rivers, the...
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Can a new rating system help improve the grades for U.S. infrastructure?
ReNew Canada magazine is reporting that the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI) and the Zofnass Program for Sustainable Infrastructure at the Harvard...





