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In an Earth Day ceremony at National Geographic Headquarters, in Washington D.C., the U.S. Water Alliance presented its U.S. Water Prize to three winners.
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For more than two decades, two federal agencies and Congress have tried to write a single coherent standard for regulating how, when, and where international shipping companies discharge ballast water, one of the main ways that non-native fish, plants, and other organisms (think zebra mussel) get...
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Zebra mussels have invaded intake pipes throughout the Northeast.
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Since January, almost 60,000 homeowners have signed up for the American Water Resources-delivered insurance program at $3.99/month (water) and $7.99/month (sewer).
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Researchers have found that medium- and high-density polyethylene pipelines (MDPE and HDPE) survive even when the earth liquefies and shifts.
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Communities in 19 states restored 400 miles of streams nationwide.
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Smith & Loveless Inc. has shipped its first PISTA Works Headworks System, the latest innovation offering four headworks processes on one skid package.
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California court tells county it can’t keep Los Angeles from recycling on its own property.
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Notes on my recent trip to Mexico
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Culprits include lowest-cost vs. lowest-cost-of-ownership bid requirements.