Entries Tagged Drinking Water

A water system operator in Ontario, Canada, was sent to jail earlier this month after being found guilty of falsifying records for...

I remember back when I was in second grade watching my mother get out of the car in our driveway on returning...

Water treatment is getting more complicated – utilities today must deal with contaminants hardly thought of or nonexistent years ago. One of...

A group of researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Physical Measurement Laboratory’s Sensor Science Division is part of...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has updated the rule for pathogens in drinking water, including setting a limit for the bacteria E....

Design Outreach, a nonprofit organization that creates life-sustaining products for developing countries, recently unveiled its new water pump. They plan to install...

Over four million people living in waterfront communities in southeastern Michigan’s St. Clair, Macomb and Wayne counties trust in the safety of...

News media are reporting that New Jersey Governor Chris on Nov. 19 signed a bill that bans health care facilities from dumping...

Lessons learned and recommendations for water utilities in the wake of Hurricane Sandy to help prepare for future storms Hurricane Irene made landfall in...

The City of Brownwood plans to be a pioneer in the direct use of reclaimed wastewater for drinking water – but public...

Winning comes natural to water treatment plants in West Virginia. The Bluefield water treatment plant and the Bluestone water system tied for...