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In 2005, Chile’s Superintendence of Sanitary Services implemented a new arsenic standard for drinking water, giving the country’s water treatment…

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In this week's water and wastewater news, the FBI is investigating a treatment plant in Sioux City, Iowa; Johnson Utilities and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality are releasing conflicting statements about the utility's water quality; a significant chlorine spill in Lee, New York, hospitalizes two workers; and Israel is commended for recycling 90 percent of its wastewater.

Find out more about what goes into creating an arsenic removal program

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

Grant funding is provided to the St. Johns River Water Management District to restore three springs in 2016-'17.

Water groups throughout the nation are aiming to provide networking and innovation as they blaze a trail for the future of the world's most important natural resource.

The American Water Works Association is asking President-elect Donald Trump and the new administration to work with it on water infrastructure financing and cybersecurity.

AlaskaThe Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is offering:Jan. 9-13 — Operational Management for Rural Utilities,…

A study at the University of British Columbia created guidelines with a computer simulation that allow designers to account for various wastewater rates in different regions.

In this week's news briefs, a wastewater treatment plant operator in Pennsylvania pleads guilty to violating the Clean Water Act; a New Mexico utility is ordered to pay a $1 million fine; a series of projects near Los Angeles will treat 5.3 billion gallons of water per year; and a Tampa Bay wastewater leak puts a hold on swimming and fishing in Rocky Creek.

Whether you're high-school aged or looking for your second career, these free classes in the San Francisco Bay Area promise to get you started.

See what’s going on around the country in this listing of new water and wastewater projects.

WWEMA's adoption of a value-based procurement process for equipment and services in the public sector aims to assure the best use of water and wastewater capital budgets.

Paul Cockrell's unique side job has likely given him the distinction of having visited more treatment plants than anyone else in the country.

A wastewater treatment plant utilizes waste heat to dry sewage sludge

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In this week's water and wastewater news, a coalition of water companies is awarded $250,000 to promote wastewater beer; controversy surrounds a New Jersey plan to sell water to New York residents; engineers create a process to turn brewery wastewater into batteries; D.C. lawmakers propose a ban on flushable wipes; and water groups are lobbying Congress to invest in infrastructure.

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