In this week's water and wastewater news, two men working at a lift station in Mississippi are overcome by methane gas, and 60 million gallons of untreated wastewater per day are spilling into the Missouri River

The research also creates the ability to develop on-site monitoring of drugs in water

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The Fairgrounds will play host for two days of equipment demos in October

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In this week's water and wastewater news, a New Zealand city has spent nearly $1 million trying to get its WWTP's swarm of midges under control; and the city of Charlotte is offering mineral information for brewers in its annual water quality report

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Utilities Director Martha Tasker is part of an effort to restore her city's river after a diversion project dried it up in the 1960s

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The research aims to help states and communities facing regulatory challenges develop total maximum daily loads and site-specific nutrient criteria