Source Water Innovations
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The Zen Of Stormwater Management And Land Development
5/2/2024
Plans for land development should include a plan for stormwater as well, incorporating both natural and engineered solutions.
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Reducing Flood Risk In A Highly Urbanized Area
3/7/2024
How the city of Aurora, CO, via the Fitzsimmons-Peoria Stormwater Outfall Project, modernized outdated infrastructure in response to current needs and future threats.
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Destroying PFAS In Wastewater To Help Safeguard Waterways
1/10/2024
Technologies for the destruction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) hold promise, but also face challenges.
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Diverse Cities, Diverse Solutions: A Deep Dive Into Urban Stormwater Management
11/3/2023
Data from 23 U.S. cities reveal the drivers and differences in the development of stormwater control measures, with findings that can inform best practices for municipalities nationwide.
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Enhanced Water Footprint Tracking With Data Lakes
9/8/2023
How multi-cloud data services can help protect the world's water supply — and companies' reputations.
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PFAS In Wastewater: Promising Management And Treatment Strategies
7/7/2023
A review of emerging PFAS treatment technologies, including case studies, to help operators evaluate options for mitigation.
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New Study In ‘Nature Water’ Demonstrates A Vastly More Sustainable, Cost-Effective Method To Desalinate Industrial Wastewater
6/21/2023
Vanderbilt researchers are part of a team that has developed a cutting-edge method that seeks to make the removal of salt from hypersaline industrial wastewater far more energy-efficient and cost-effective.
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New Study Confirms A More Sustainable Approach To Treat PFAS
3/9/2023
The long-term performance of colloidal activated carbon to eliminate PFAS exposure risk is proven on sites globally.
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Leachate — A Key To Unlocking The Chain Of Recirculating PFAS Forever?
1/11/2023
PFAS contamination is ubiquitous in the water cycle, but landfill wastewater leachate poses an opportunity to treat concentrated streams and break up the continuous movement through the water cycle.
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Regulating Farm Pollution To Reduce Harmful Algal Blooms
1/11/2023
As nutrient pollution increases the incidence and severity of harmful algal blooms, it is obvious and important to point mitigation practices toward a prime culprit — the agriculture industry.
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