Have you checked out Know Your NY Water? It's a new resource just launched by The New York State Departments of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Health (DOH) with info about public drinking water and the health of its lakes, rivers, and streams: https://t.co/hFxW4mPiI8
Scientists say bacterial communities are the key to efficient, low-cost treatment systems for wastewater from the oil and gas industries: https://t.co/96yw9ZZDU5
Happy Friday! Does your water system need help with a specific issue or are you looking for new ideas? Our website has a page devoted to resources that can help you: https://t.co/Otu8CF6PiA
New funds awarded by the EPA will support Oklahoma’s Water Quality Planning programs while increasing public awareness and engagement on the need for water quality protection and improvement -----> https://t.co/mfd3cQU9Ht
Concerned with potential safety risks caused by contaminants, New Hampshire officials are proposing strict new standards for drinking water: https://t.co/FKM7jQY5Va
Utility mapping can assist your system with asset management and water loss reduction if you know how to utilize it correctly. In this “ask-the-expert” style webinar, we answer all your questions about mapping for water loss and asset management: https://t.co/UKrDKaxfgl
How do you feel about direct potable reuse? The topic was in the forefront of discussion for those attending the American Water Works Association’s annual conference earlier this month in Denver: https://t.co/plcvbCJXAV
Check out the @WSUEFC Community Sustainability Tool! Specifically designed for Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska, the tool predicts the affordability of water and wastewater utility investments for communities: https://t.co/GhXPMKZHgD
This Forbes article discusses the multifaceted water sensitive cities model — a comprehensive template for urban areas to improve water purity and management, population health and biodiversity. https://t.co/REvihavTPy
We just added a new water loss webinar for July! Check out what we're offering to see what topics you can learn about from an expert at no cost: https://t.co/UKrDKaxfgl
The New York State DEC awarded contracts to Hudson River communities to bolster their resilience by designing innovative projects that maintain and enhance the ability of natural systems to reduce flood-risk and storm surge: https://t.co/QCAL9Q5UDD
Check out the first blog post of our three-part series on computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) software — learn what it is and how to determine whether or not it would be useful for your utility! https://t.co/fVioE83CVS
This article explores the idea of 'cover crops,' which are off-season crops that absorb chemical runoff to preserve precious soil, keep pollution out of drinking water sources and lessen the need for more chemical inputs in the next growing season: https://t.co/8GSevhzvIB
We have workshops coming up in June! Register for one today to learn more about topics like asset management and water system innovation: https://t.co/uUyDlZoHV3
Columbia University scientists believe they've found a way to remove salt from water that could have major implications for the future of drinking water: https://t.co/INHT2dwoUO
We know making decisions for your drinking water system can be tough. This video will help you understand life cycle, which will give you the most accurate depiction of how much you will pay long-term:
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