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Entries Tagged Maryland

News Briefs: Surprise Inspection Reveals 'Imminent Threat' at Trenton Water Works

News Briefs: Surprise Inspection Reveals 'Imminent Threat' at Trenton Water Works

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a 13-year-old boy in Mount Airy, Maryland, is killed after being swept into a storm drain during flash floods
Stormwater: Looking Beyond and Recognizing Innovators

Stormwater: Looking Beyond and Recognizing Innovators

Communities earn recognition for creative and cost-effective green infrastructure and stormwater management systems
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This Water Superintendent Takes Pride in Being a People Person (and a Life Coach on the Side)

Sophia Oberton eagerly absorbed knowledge from training courses and a series of mentors building an award-winning career as a water system superintendent
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News Briefs: Maryland Communities Consider Reuse Systems

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Arizona unlocks infrastructure funding for rural and Tribal communities
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Maryland Utility Awarded for Public Outreach and Education Efforts

Maryland’s largest water utility earns a national environmental achievement award for its wastewater treatment virtual unit
News Briefs: Old Infrastructure Blamed for E. Coli Outbreak in Baltimore

News Briefs: Old Infrastructure Blamed for E. Coli Outbreak in Baltimore

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, with California's official water year in the books, officials say the state is preparing for another dry winter
News Briefs: Treatment Plant Taken Offline After Main Break in Odessa, Texas

News Briefs: Treatment Plant Taken Offline After Main Break in Odessa, Texas

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the U.S. Defense Department releases new data showing high levels of PFAS in drinking water near a number of its bases
News Briefs: Environment Officials Warn Maryland's Back River Is Unsafe for Human Contact

News Briefs: Environment Officials Warn Maryland's Back River Is Unsafe for Human Contact

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, East Bay Municipal Utility District has announced it may soon impose water use caps on its customers as the state faces an ongoing drought
News Briefs: Baltimore Seeks Judicial Review of State's WWTP Takeover

News Briefs: Baltimore Seeks Judicial Review of State's WWTP Takeover

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Colorado is working with 47 wastewater facilities serving 60% of its population to monitor wastewater for COVID-19, and aims for statewide coverage
News Briefs: Maryland Takes Control of Troubled WWTP in Baltimore County

News Briefs: Maryland Takes Control of Troubled WWTP in Baltimore County

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Austin City Manager Spencer Cronk appoints Robert Goode as interim director of Austin Water
News Briefs: State of Maryland Sues Baltimore Over Wastewater Discharges

News Briefs: State of Maryland Sues Baltimore Over Wastewater Discharges

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the U.S. EPA announces new WIFIA loans totaling $688 million
Bureau of Reclamation Awards 22 Desalination Research Projects

Bureau of Reclamation Awards 22 Desalination Research Projects

News Briefs: Upgrades Planned for Tijuana River Infrastructure Near U.S.-Mexico Border

News Briefs: Upgrades Planned for Tijuana River Infrastructure Near U.S.-Mexico Border

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is recognizing 311 wastewater treatment facilities across the state for outstanding permit compliance
News Briefs: WWTP Workers in Baltimore Stage Walkout, Citing Unsafe Conditions

News Briefs: WWTP Workers in Baltimore Stage Walkout, Citing Unsafe Conditions

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, researchers are working to track the prevalence of COVID-19 by testing untreated wastewater