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Entries Tagged New Orleans

News Briefs: Research Finds PFAS Decline in Great Lakes Fish

News Briefs: Research Finds PFAS Decline in Great Lakes Fish

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a 48-inch water main ruptures in Uptown New Orleans, causing significant flooding
News Briefs: 3 Texas Workers Dead After Manhole Gas Exposure

News Briefs: 3 Texas Workers Dead After Manhole Gas Exposure

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, sinking levees in New Orleans require more than $1 billion in upgrades
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When Communities Face Drinking-Water Crises, Bottled Water Is a ‘Temporary’ Solution That Often Lasts Years and Worsens Inequality

News Briefs: Hurricane Ida Triggers Boil-Water Advisories in New Orleans

News Briefs: Hurricane Ida Triggers Boil-Water Advisories in New Orleans

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, Tampa Bay Water announced that it isn't getting enough liquid oxygen to treat its water due to Florida’s current COVID-19 surge
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News Briefs: High-Speed Chase Ends With Significant Treatment Plant Damage

News Briefs: High-Speed Chase Ends With Significant Treatment Plant Damage

Also in this week's sewer and water news, scientists with the University of California-Berkeley launch a pop-up lab to test wastewater for COVID-19
News Briefs: Wisconsin WWTPs Decline to Test for PFAS

News Briefs: Wisconsin WWTPs Decline to Test for PFAS

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, an article in The Atlantic takes a look at Mardi Gras' role in damaging New Orleans' vital sewer system
News Briefs: Turbine Explosion Injures Three, Shatters Residential Windows

News Briefs: Turbine Explosion Injures Three, Shatters Residential Windows

In this week's water and wastewater news, two people are hospitalized and a third refuses treatment after a turbine explodes at the Carrollton Water Treatment Plant in New Orleans
News Briefs: Utility Worker Loses Foot After Getting It Stuck in Pump

News Briefs: Utility Worker Loses Foot After Getting It Stuck in Pump

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a dog is rescued from an aeration pond in Colorado; and a New Orleans-area utility is under fire for bullying customers
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News Briefs: Appalachian Water System Hasn't Tested for Contaminants in Decades

In this week's water and wastewater news, an orphaned water system in Appalachian Kentucky leaves drinking water untested for decades; 10 former water employees in New Orleans are arrested for stealing $500,000 worth of brass fittings; a watchdog group in Australia has sued the makers of flushable wet wipes; and Canada's untreated wastewater problem grew to 54 billion gallons in 2015 despite new regulations.
The Fire Chief Project: Are we saying clean-water operators should change their personalities?

The Fire Chief Project: Are we saying clean-water operators should change their personalities?

A reader says operators and firefighters are different types of people