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NATIONAL NEWS
Additional EPA Actions Could Help Public Water Systems Address PFAS in Drinking Water
Chemicals called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—PFAS—are used in some consumer products, like carpet, clothing, and nonstick cookware. more
The Role of Smart Tanks in Distribution Water Quality Management-his 60-minute seminar will provide water system managers, operators and engineers a practical understanding of the science and implementation of distribution system based water treatment to address low residual levels and disinfection byproducts. more
How to leverage payments to improve water customer experience-In this fast-paced digital era, the expectations of consumers—including water customers—are evolving at an unprecedented rate.
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PFAS Project Playbook: How to implement a cost-effective and compliant PFAS removal system De Nora Water Technologies LLC-Per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) can be found everywhere and regulations globally are on the rise. For rural and small districts, the financial cost of meeting EPA requirements poses a big challenge. more
Maintenance and Repair Coatings for Key Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Assets-There are several generic types of coatings that can be utilized for maintenance and repair operations within the water/wastewater infrastructure. more
Rural Drinking Water Has a Nitrate Problem-The Lower Yakima Valley in Washington state has been home to large-scale animal agriculture for decades, but in 2008 when one dairy operation tried moving onto the Yakima Indian Reservation, the community balked at the proposition. more
Erin Brockovich holding Georgia townhalls on contaminated drinking water-Environmental activist Erin Brockovich is holding two north Georgia townhalls this weekend to discuss the impact of PFAS - also known as “forever chemicals” - in the state’s drinking water supplies. more
STATE NEWS
Meeting on Volusia County springs postponed due to storm-Because of Tropical Storm Helene, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection has postponed the Wednesday meeting to discuss the Basin Management Action Plans for DeLeon Springs, Gemini Springs and the Volusia Blue Spring. more
Surplus Anhurous Ammonia Tanks for Bidding City of Pompano Beach-Each tank has a 1,000 gallon capacity. more
Is South Florida water safe to drink? Here's what you need to know-The quality of our drinking water has been a topic of conversation for a long time. more
How Florida’s Water Dilemma is Impacting Polk Utilities Rates-Polk County’s Utilities Division (PCU) has been a leader in water conservation. Conserving water is important to Polk County for the following reasons. more
Tropical storm approaches Florida: Evacuation tips, what to bring if you have pets, children
Floridians saw the peak of hurricane season arrive earlier this month, weeks after Hurricane Debby made landfall as a category 1 in early August. more
Wildwood businesses and homeowners face 20 percent fee hike-As Wildwood works to expand its wastewater treatment capacity, homeowners and businesses face a 20 percent fee hike. more
How do we make water drinkable? A look at the process at a Miami-Dade treatment facility
What we do and how we do it impacts whether our drinking water is dirty or clean. Pollution can travel below the land surface and contaminate our water supply. more
Hurricane Ian anniversary: FEMA breaks down $10.2 billion price tag for 'costliest storm'
Hurricanes have a price tag and according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Ian has been the costliest storm to ever hit Florida and third costliest in the United States. more
Bay County water treatment plant to get upgrades-PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - The Bay County water treatment plant is getting upgraded, to ensure the quality of drinking water for those who live and visit here. more
WHAT'S IN THE WATER: Florida State researchers set to study Wakulla Springs-FSU said Wakulla Springs State Park alone contributes about $20 million annually in tourism spending. more
Florida's poison control centers see spike in children overconsuming energy drinks-Poison control centers across the country are seeing a 20% increase in calls about children overconsuming energy drinks, according to a 2023 study more
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