The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) was authorized by Congress in 2000 as a plan to “restore, preserve, and protect the south Florida ecosystem while providing for other water-related needs of the region, including water supply and flood protection.”
Wellsboro Municipal Authority Lifts Boil Water Order Using Mobile Membrane Solution
In 2010, the Municipal Authority of Wellsboro, Pa., began noticing issues at its drinking water plant as the city’s slow sand filtration process was experiencing high turbidity and algae events due to elevated levels in its reservoir.
Resource Spotlight
Collection of books, etc. dealing with water issues.
Active Mixers Bring Peace of Mind to Minnesota Utility
Submersible tank mixer solves ice problem in potable water storage tanks and provides year-round benefits.
Benefits of Peracetic Acid for Municipal Wastewater Disinfection
Enviro Tech Chemical Services specializes in the manufacture of EPA-registered biocides for water treatment applications, and was the first company to register peracetic acid (PAA) with the EPA for municipal wastewater disinfection.
House approves $10B for Flint, California drought
Bill passes, 360-61, heads to Senate.
CDC: Most cases of Legionnaires caused by potable water
EMSL Analytical operated testing labs to prevent outbreaks of the disease.
Report details role that Bureau of Reclamation can play in water markets
Report highlights the ways Reclamation has partnered with water uses.
Water associations challenge EPA steam power plant rule
AWWA and NAWC challenged a new rule on steam power plant discharges, arguing that it does not adequately protect drinking water consumers.
Craft brewery to save $22.5M in water, wastewater costs with Cambrian Innovation technology
Lagunitas Brewery first to install Cambrian’s onsite EcoVolt® solution at no upfront cost.