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Paving more than 220 miles of dirt roads with porous asphalt keeps traffic in a Florida county moving.
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Cities in Florida, Illinois, Oklahoma, and Virginia manage growth by juggling schedules and automating.
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An innovative new plant in West Palm Beach, Fla., will enable the city to reclaim much of its wastewater for reuse while being kind to the environment.
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Your municipality is in the midst of its first NPDES Phase II permit. What should you expect for the next one?
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Water treatment company Severn Trent Services has honored the Ralph Brennan Water Treatment Plant in Daytona Beach, Fla., for switching from gaseous chlorine disinfection to using onsite sodium hypochlorite-generating technology to disinfect water for the city's 100,000 residents.
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On Sept. 4, 2004, Hurricane Frances struck Florida with high-velocity winds and more than 13 inches of rain during the storm's slow passing. Even though replacement of Lake Sherwood drainage well was already in the works, the flooding caused by Hurricane Frances served as a reminder of how urgently...